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Re: Strange symptoms on Met

From: J (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 12 Nov 2002 13:32:21 -0600 (CST)


I'm currently on 1500 Met on doctors request. I have similar side effects that you described. I'm extremely tired, nausesous, etc. I was taking 1000Met for about 6 months before my doctor upped my dosage. I didn't have as strong of side effects when I was on that dosage but it didn't help me any either. Still no periods even when on 1500. I don't know if this helps at all...but you're not the only one. J.

At Sun, 10 Nov 2002, Shana wrote: >
>I have been on Met for about three months now. I started out on
>500mg/daily and then increased to 1000mg six weeks later. 1 1/2 weeks
>ago I increased to 1500 (without the consent of my dr) and had some
>strange symptoms that I wondered if anyone has had as well. I am so
>fatigued that I am almost unable to get out of bed when I wake up. My
>breasts have become tender, I am nauseous, and my face is so oily like
>I've rubbed olive oil all over it. These are similar to the symptoms I
>had when I was pregnant [lost at 3 mo.] but I am not preg. (on my
>period). Also, since I began taking Met, I have had really light
>periods with a lot of brown discharge rather than red blood for long
>periods of time. There seems to only be a weeks or two between these
>"periods". Has anyone experienced this?
>I would appreciate anyones feedback.
>Thanks.
>-SMP
>P.S. I realize I was over-eager to increase my dosage without my dr.
>consent, and have dropped down to the originally prescribed dosage.
>Symptoms have seemed to lessen.




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