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Re: New to Glucophage

From: Dusty (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 13 Mar 2002 17:25:05 -0600 (CST)


Hello....

Well, I phoned the doctor's office and he changed the prescription. Instead of taking the timed-release version, I am now to take it twice daily. It seems that my stapled stomach makes it impossible for me to take timed-release meds of any kind.

This was not just a simple fatigue. This was a disabling grogginess, akin to taking a massive dose of tranquilizers or sedatives, that would cause me to nearly fall asleep at work or while driving, that only seemed to be getting worse as time went by. The closest thing I can relate it to was taking a 50mg shot of Demerol, as I have had to do occasionally due to severe migraines. I had two nurses who strongly urged me to call my doctor about the problem. Hopefully, this change will help.

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Dusty

At Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Belle wrote: > >It would be up to you but as someone who has worked with diabetics and >seen what it is like not to be able to get up and go to the bathroom for >yourself because of fresh amputations, has worked with people with heart >disease and seen how difficult it can be to walk across the room, and >has worked in the OR when cancer cells were found, I can tell you that, >for me, a little bit of fatigue that will probably go away in a few >weeks beats a lifetime of disability. > >At Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Dusty wrote: >> >>I've had several people tell me to give this a little more time, so I >>guess I will. It does make one wonder, though, if the treatment makes >>one feel worse than what is being treated, is it worth it? >> >>Dusty >> >-- >Just a thought, > >Belle >




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