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Re: Been on glucophage for one month

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Wed, 25 Jun 2003 13:45:01 -0500 (CDT)


At Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Heidi wrote: >
>I have been using Met for a little over a month now. I started the
>first two weeks at 500 mg and then moved up until very recently to 1000
>mg. I tried earlier to go to 1500 mg, but had stomach problems and went
>back to 1000 mg. I am just now going back up to 1500 mg and have a lot
>less problems. The main side effect at the lower levels has been gas. I
>have tried to start eating better and currently only exercise two times
>a week in my mid east dance class. Yesterday, I started to walk as well
>and hope I will continue to do this. As for improvements, I still
>haven't seen any but since it is only one month and I am still on a
>pretty low dose especially since I am pretty tall and heavy. My ratio
>of glucose to insulin is also about 2 to 1. I am still craving sugar,
>but hope this too will subside as I increase the dose. I am planning to
>go to Egypt for two and a half weeks starting Tuesday, so I probably
>will not increase the medicine during that time so I won't get sick to
>my stomach (there is already a risk of that anyway in Egypt). I know it
>will be a slow road, but so far at least I haven't had too many
>problems.

I am woudering if you had a problem from day one and just lived with it and how you could live with it.I am nauseated and full of gas.I almost wish i could exlpode!




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