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Re: Can't SOMEONE respond?From: Marti (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 20 Mar 2001 11:09:14 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 19 Mar 2001, J wrote: > >I have started the Glucophage RX and find that if I low carb with it my >nausea and diarreha isnt as bad.I know exactly how you feel with it >though and it does get old to us and our families with us being sick all >the time.Hang in there with the rest of us :) > >t Mon, 19 Mar 2001, Marti wrote: >> >>Hi ladies, >>I am new here, but this is my second message to the board...I put one >>out a few days ago re: my poor tolerance of Metformin and no one has >>responded :( But... looking back over several months of postings, I >>figure it's because this is not a NEW issue...so many people have >>problems with this drug it seems, unfortunately. I am seeing my RE this >>week and was looking for some hope from anyone out there with any luck >>with other meds...been reading a bit about Avandia and Actos, but don't >>want the weight gain side effect if it is severe (don't think any of us >>need that !!) At this point, however, I'd take a little over the severe >>nausea and vomitting I've had with Metformin. Any help is >>appreciated....also, are the doctors less likely to try these other >>drugs that are related to the old rezulin (avandia and actos) because >>they worry about liver toxicity??? THANKS > >Thanks for the encouragement J, I hope the glucophageXR works for you...I also think I'd like to try that first before switching to the other meds, but of course, I'm a bit afraid to after what I've been through. Tell me, is the Glucophage dosed differently? And what dose are you trying? Thanks so much!>-- >J Sweet >
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