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Re: Glucophage HELL

From: Rebbekah (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 5 Feb 2002 09:33:32 -0600 (CST)


I have had my gall bladder taken out and to this day if I have too much fat in a meal (burgers fries, tacos, etc..) I get diahhrea. Take a look at the fat content in your diet. That really could be it. Other than that, I just don't know. Good luck and God Bless.

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Rebbekah

At Mon, 4 Feb 2002, TJ wrote: > >Please refresh my memory.. Glucophage works along the same lines as >Antabuse does, correct? I have had sudden diarrhea at least 5 or 6 days >a week, every week, since starting it on January 2. I think I am in >major denial....that little voice keeps telling me "it's ok, you're >taking the Glucophage so you CAN eat carbs!" but I don't really think >that should pertain to eating a whole sleeve of Oreos.. I'm trying to >figure out what I'm doing that's causing the diarrhea - it's either the >glucophage/carb thing or it's the no gallbladder/too much fat in the >diet thing.. Either way I think I'm miserable! I can't figure out what >I can or can't eat! I also don't know if increasing my dosage of >glucophage will help or hurt the situation at this point. I'm going to >start to cut back on the carbs - or at least give it my best shot (I >have no discipline, I can admit this!). > >So I guess my questions are 1) could the diarrhea be from having too >many carbs with the glucophage and 2) would increasing my dosage (from >1000 mg to 1500 mg) possibly stop the diarrhea or would it make it >worse? > >Thanks for your help! >Tracy




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