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Re: Glucophage/Alcohol

From: Ruth (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 5 Jan 2001 22:44:09 -0600 (CST)


Yeah - I have that, too. I heard that drinking a big glass of water while drinking anything with alcohol helps. I have that wth real sugary desserts sometimes, too. The alcohol does affect you more with the Glucophage, so be careful. I avoid the alcohol because it makes me feel woozy even after a little bit. I have always been a light weight drinker to begin with. Might ask your doctor or pharmacist. The label and drug information says to stay away from alcohol. Scary, huh! Ruth ;-)

At Fri, 5 Jan 2001, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>At Sat, 30 Dec 2000, anonymous wrote:
>I noticed that the violent sickness comes about whenever I have any
>alcohol, even a sip of wine or beer. Has this happened to anyone else?
>I've been on Glucophage for two months, and found that if I take the 500
>milligrams as I am eating a very large meal, the chances of me getting a
>case of the sicks is much less.
>
>>Hi All, I am new to this board. I was just diagnosed with PCOS and my
>>doctor has put me on 850mg of Met 3x's a day. Today is my second day on
>>this medication and I am so sick with nausea, vomiting and diarrhea
>>(sorry don't mean to be so graphic). Has anyone else suffered from
>>these side effects so soon? Does it last long, or should I have my
>>Doctor lower my dosage? Any advice would be helpful because I can't
>>continue this way much longer.
>
>--
>Claire
>




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