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Re: glucophage question From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net) Sat, 1 Feb 2003 10:14:34 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Genny: "Re: Getting questions answered" Previous message: Sonnet: "Re: know of a san fran area doctor?" My blood tests, past and present, have never come up with right numbers to prove insulin resistance, yet I knew I had it due to all my symptoms (and pcos). Glucophage was an amazing help, and I now have it all under control. Rather than going by my blood test results to the exact number, I go by how I feel and symptoms and results to determine dosage and needs. At Fri, 31 Jan 2003, jackie wrote: > >Hi > >I ve been taking glucophage for almost a year now and my periods were >getting more and more regular. My doc. lowered my dose three months >ago from 1000 to 750 because he saw in my bloodwork that i didn t >tolerate 1000 very well. Since that time things get messed up again. Is >a lower dose always less effective than a higher dose? And why is it >that some persons can tolerate a dose of 1000 and some, like me, can t? >I read a lot about glucophage on this forum and 750 seems so low to me >when i compare it with others. > >greetings:) Next message: Genny: "Re: Getting questions answered" Previous message: Sonnet: "Re: know of a san fran area doctor?"

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