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Should I seek medical advice

I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes a few years back and I’ve been taking the slow releasing metformin and alogliptin. Periods Have been ok, but for some reason my periods has become late and I don’t know why
I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes a few years back and I’ve been taking the slow releasing metformin and alogliptin. Periods Have been ok, but for some reason my periods has become late and I don’t know why
GemGem95
in Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation

AF diagnosis but feeling suffocated when not in AF as well??

thanks Brian meds Tildiem retard,2000mg metformin, apixiban, losoprazole, furosemide, alogliptin, ramipril. I know there are problems with the covid19, and im trying to make allowances for that. I'm sure that there will l be others out there that might be going through similar and have some input?
thanks Brian meds Tildiem retard,2000mg metformin, apixiban, losoprazole, furosemide, alogliptin, ramipril. I know there are problems with the covid19, and im trying to make allowances for that. I'm sure that there will l be others out there that might be going through similar and have some input?
Respondicus
in AF Association

CKD 3, adjustment on meds?

Gabapentin 300mg alogliptin 25mg Lisinopril 10mg Aspirin 81 mg Duloxetine 40mg Metformin 1000mg Simvastatin20mg olanzapine15mg cholecalciferol 2000 unit
Gabapentin 300mg alogliptin 25mg Lisinopril 10mg Aspirin 81 mg Duloxetine 40mg Metformin 1000mg Simvastatin20mg olanzapine15mg cholecalciferol 2000 unit
Dios1981
in Kidney Disease
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Mummawoodsy

Hi everyone - I have just joined today as this was recommended to me by a stranger and I’m in need of finding fellow souls who can relate to my situation . With lockdown on top I’m feeling v alone with it all. I was diagnosed with xxxneg breast cancer back in 2016 and then peritoneal cancer in 2019 .
Hi everyone - I have just joined today as this was recommended to me by a stranger and I’m in need of finding fellow souls who can relate to my situation . With lockdown on top I’m feeling v alone with it all. I was diagnosed with xxxneg breast cancer back in 2016 and then peritoneal cancer in 2019 .
Mummawoodsy
in My Ovacome

Been told long long wait for vaccine as not Vulnerable ?

Hi Folks I just wanted to gauge opinion in case I am being a bit precious. I belong to a Dr's practice that shares a building with another Dr's practice in Scotland. I have had a difficult few months. 6 months ago massive heart attack 3 hospitals in 24 hours. 3 blocked arteries a ruptured stump ! 3 stents
Hi Folks I just wanted to gauge opinion in case I am being a bit precious. I belong to a Dr's practice that shares a building with another Dr's practice in Scotland. I have had a difficult few months. 6 months ago massive heart attack 3 hospitals in 24 hours. 3 blocked arteries a ruptured stump ! 3 stents
Sootycat
in British Heart Foundation

Covid testing on high risk persons.

I take a plethora of drugs including Statins, bp control, metformin. I have type 2 diabetes, a pacemaker fitted and have had sepsis 3 times in the last 24 months. Have ANY tests been done on the Covid 19 vaccine on people with similar conditions, and what was the outcome? To have the jab, or to brave
I take a plethora of drugs including Statins, bp control, metformin. I have type 2 diabetes, a pacemaker fitted and have had sepsis 3 times in the last 24 months. Have ANY tests been done on the Covid 19 vaccine on people with similar conditions, and what was the outcome? To have the jab, or to brave
Renault225
in British Heart Foundation

Quandary!

After 5 years, my new pharmacist tells me that the Sinemet I take for my Parkinson's, destroys the effectiveness of my Metformin that I take for my type 2 diabetes (A1C 7.7) and now they want to double my Sinemet to work on my right hand tremor that is the only visible vestige of the Parkinson's. I
After 5 years, my new pharmacist tells me that the Sinemet I take for my Parkinson's, destroys the effectiveness of my Metformin that I take for my type 2 diabetes (A1C 7.7) and now they want to double my Sinemet to work on my right hand tremor that is the only visible vestige of the Parkinson's. I
st8farm
in Parkinson's Movement

Diabetic medication a catalyst to phimosis and balanitis problems?

I have noticed that a trend in phimosis and balanitis cases are that men are diabetic. I believe it has played a major role in my phimosis. My girlfriend was telling me about a previous boyfriend's issue with phimosis. He was taking Invokana and his doctors took him off of it. Did this medication spur
I have noticed that a trend in phimosis and balanitis cases are that men are diabetic. I believe it has played a major role in my phimosis. My girlfriend was telling me about a previous boyfriend's issue with phimosis. He was taking Invokana and his doctors took him off of it. Did this medication spur
CutAt39
in Men's Health Forum (Penis Health)

METFORMIN INCREASE THE RISK OF VITAMIN B1 DEFICIENCY?

Hi all been taking metformin for diabetes for years.....recently diagnosed Parkinsons and i note high dose B1 is recommended for PD.Just thought that was an interesting connection re this common drug for Diabetes and depletion of B1 and Parkinsons.Any thoughts?
Hi all been taking metformin for diabetes for years.....recently diagnosed Parkinsons and i note high dose B1 is recommended for PD.Just thought that was an interesting connection re this common drug for Diabetes and depletion of B1 and Parkinsons.Any thoughts?
JustJeff
in Parkinson's Movement

1 year on... Recurrence of Borderline Transformed Into Low Grade Ovarian Cancer.

Looking back over my posts over the past 10 years wow I do feel lucky to be here. It has been just over a year since my second diagnosis of Low Grade Ovarian Cancer stage 3C. This disease is tricky to treat as its only been since 2004 we have recognised it as being a different sub type of Ovarian Cancer
Looking back over my posts over the past 10 years wow I do feel lucky to be here. It has been just over a year since my second diagnosis of Low Grade Ovarian Cancer stage 3C. This disease is tricky to treat as its only been since 2004 we have recognised it as being a different sub type of Ovarian Cancer
Jasmine_Rose
in My Ovacome

Can Erleada/Apalutamide and Xtandi/Enzalutimide be used subsequently or is Xtandi ineffective after Erleada stops working?

If someone is castration sensitive and they start/use Erleada until it stops controlling the PSA, is Xtandi usually effective to use following the Erleada, or will Xtandi be ineffective because it works in the same manner as the Erleada? I understand that Erleada is for non-metastatic and Xtandi is
If someone is castration sensitive and they start/use Erleada until it stops controlling the PSA, is Xtandi usually effective to use following the Erleada, or will Xtandi be ineffective because it works in the same manner as the Erleada? I understand that Erleada is for non-metastatic and Xtandi is
GeorgeGlass
in Advanced Prostate Cancer

Metformin and Androgen Receptor-Axis-Targeted (ARAT) Agents Induce Two PARP-1-Dependent Cell Death Pathways in Androgen-Sensitive PCa Cells.

New study below [1]. This is a cell study, but it provides a rationale for using Metformin with Abiraterone/Enzalutamide, i.e. androgen receptor-axis-rargeted (ARAT) agents. "The finding that patients with diabetes taking metformin, but not other anti-diabetic drugs, have a decreased risk of dying from
New study below [1]. This is a cell study, but it provides a rationale for using Metformin with Abiraterone/Enzalutamide, i.e. androgen receptor-axis-rargeted (ARAT) agents. "The finding that patients with diabetes taking metformin, but not other anti-diabetic drugs, have a decreased risk of dying from
pjoshea13
in Advanced Prostate Cancer

Missing warfarin dose

Hi all, Bit of a panic this morning. Came downstairs and glanced on my side table and seen that I have somehow ( complete blank moment) not taken my previous evenings medication. This is my 5mg wafarin, 5mg ramapril, metformin and bezofibrate. I am really concerned about the wafarin as I am only 4
Hi all, Bit of a panic this morning. Came downstairs and glanced on my side table and seen that I have somehow ( complete blank moment) not taken my previous evenings medication. This is my 5mg wafarin, 5mg ramapril, metformin and bezofibrate. I am really concerned about the wafarin as I am only 4
Gdav
in British Heart Foundation

Enzalutamide resistance & IKKB

New study below [1]. "Although enzalutamide (ENZ) has been widely used to treat de novo or castration-resistant metastatic prostate cancer, resistance develops, and disease progression is ultimately inevitable. "[i]There are currently no approved targeted drugs to specifically delay or overcome ENZ-resistance
New study below [1]. "Although enzalutamide (ENZ) has been widely used to treat de novo or castration-resistant metastatic prostate cancer, resistance develops, and disease progression is ultimately inevitable. "[i]There are currently no approved targeted drugs to specifically delay or overcome ENZ-resistance
pjoshea13
in Advanced Prostate Cancer

Food poisening with Diabetes

I have type 2 diabetes usually controlled by 4 x 500 g SR metformin per day Had bad food poisening now day 7 and improving could not keep anything down or even consider a dry cracker bad enough trying to sip fluids did not take meds fir two days did not test as not up to it, day 3 tested and reading
I have type 2 diabetes usually controlled by 4 x 500 g SR metformin per day Had bad food poisening now day 7 and improving could not keep anything down or even consider a dry cracker bad enough trying to sip fluids did not take meds fir two days did not test as not up to it, day 3 tested and reading
JTre
in Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation

PCOS at 38 and TTC

Hi, I am new here and just diagnosed with PCOS...i am 38 and TTC...the past few years I have been repeatedly told that I don't have it, however the last Dr I saw did refer me to a fertility clinic and had the internal scans, which have now shown I do have PCOS. I am slightly annoyed as I should have
Hi, I am new here and just diagnosed with PCOS...i am 38 and TTC...the past few years I have been repeatedly told that I don't have it, however the last Dr I saw did refer me to a fertility clinic and had the internal scans, which have now shown I do have PCOS. I am slightly annoyed as I should have
RTCL
in PCOS UK (Verity)

Nhs treatment when over weight

Hello all, I was wondering what everyone's experience was like when going to the gp/nhs for treatment when over weight? I am 29 now and I was diagnosed at 15 haven't had a "natural" period since I was 13 or maybe 14. I am overweight now and have been for the past few years but when my periods stopped
Hello all, I was wondering what everyone's experience was like when going to the gp/nhs for treatment when over weight? I am 29 now and I was diagnosed at 15 haven't had a "natural" period since I was 13 or maybe 14. I am overweight now and have been for the past few years but when my periods stopped
bbymz
in PCOS UK (Verity)

Asthma combined with other conditions?

I have had asthma since I was 19 and next month I am 50. About 3 years ago, I was diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and another related condition beginning with H? I have PolyCystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) and osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia. Lockdown has been difficult in terms of staying active
I have had asthma since I was 19 and next month I am 50. About 3 years ago, I was diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea and another related condition beginning with H? I have PolyCystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) and osteoarthritis and fibromyalgia. Lockdown has been difficult in terms of staying active
LDloveslattecoffe
in Asthma UK community forum

8th transfer - meds

So... on day 2 of my cycle. Have been given the go ahead to start my estradiol tablets today. Previous transfers I keep having implantation failure or miscarriages. Someone mentioned it could be that progesterone is too low in my body. Doc has given permission to double up on cyclogest pessaries when
So... on day 2 of my cycle. Have been given the go ahead to start my estradiol tablets today. Previous transfers I keep having implantation failure or miscarriages. Someone mentioned it could be that progesterone is too low in my body. Doc has given permission to double up on cyclogest pessaries when
JustAGirl21
in Fertility Network UK

8th transfer - meds

So... on day 2 of my cycle. Have been given the go ahead to start my estradiol tablets today. Previous transfers I keep having implantation failure or miscarriages. Someone mentioned it could be that progesterone is too low in my body. Doc has given permission to double up on cyclogest pessaries when
So... on day 2 of my cycle. Have been given the go ahead to start my estradiol tablets today. Previous transfers I keep having implantation failure or miscarriages. Someone mentioned it could be that progesterone is too low in my body. Doc has given permission to double up on cyclogest pessaries when
JustAGirl21
in Fertility Network UK
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