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Re: I'm new and have Glucophage questionsFrom: amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 10 Nov 2000 13:57:13 -0600 (CST)
At Thu, 9 Nov 2000, SusieQ wrote: > >Hi Lindsay, > >My RE told me that the tiredness will go away eventually. But, that >each person has a "threshold" that they must reach by increasing the >dose until they feel really good. I was also very tired and had lots of >hypoglycemic episodes after I ate on 1500mg. The RE also said that >1500mg is a low dose - I know many of the ladies here are above 2500mg. > >luck and love, SusieQ > >My doc told me yesterday that I should >>try getting off glucophage altogether. Is this the best bet? >>Along with this I have also been experiencing depression. Any >>answers??? >>Thanks!! >>Lindsay,I have to tell you that I have suffered from depression both before being put on glucophage and after being on glucophage. The opnly real difference I see is that just before I get my period my depression gets worse. ( I am also on an anti-deppresant.) I came across an article written by someone who described everything from depression to heart palpations to mood swings etc. When I showed the letter to my husband he asked "when did you write this." I think because pcos is a syndrome there are man different things that our hormones and bodies do that are not documented i.e high cholestrol etc.
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