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I am in Stage 3 CKD. I also have insulin resistance and the endocrinologist put me on Metformin 500 mg 3x daily. Can I safely take this drug with no ill effects to my kidneys?
I am in Stage 3 CKD. I also have insulin resistance and the endocrinologist put me on Metformin 500 mg 3x daily. Can I safely take this drug with no ill effects to my kidneys?
klitten55
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Early CKD Support
8 years ago
Does Intestine bacteria control the passage of vitamins.
End 1986 from Merchant Navy to shore based job; Shift work days and nights; Lack of Sun and sleep disruption. Feb 1993RTA to Ldn Col Hosp...Antibiotics but no space for op. Plaster to hip. Sleep disruption and neuro symptoms. Mar 1993Studies ; unable to cognite and had to discontinue one new subject
End 1986 from Merchant Navy to shore based job; Shift work days and nights; Lack of Sun and sleep disruption. Feb 1993RTA to Ldn Col Hosp...Antibiotics but no space for op. Plaster to hip. Sleep disruption and neuro symptoms. Mar 1993Studies ; unable to cognite and had to discontinue one new subject
Hidden
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 years ago
Type 2 Diabetes & Hashis
I have been posting a lot this week, but wanted to share this. I have been treated for Type 2 Diabetes for about 4 years, with Metformin. I was originally on two doses of 500mg a day (1,000mg), which my Dr increased to 2000mg a day last year. I found out this week that my B12 is insufficient and that
I have been posting a lot this week, but wanted to share this. I have been treated for Type 2 Diabetes for about 4 years, with Metformin. I was originally on two doses of 500mg a day (1,000mg), which my Dr increased to 2000mg a day last year. I found out this week that my B12 is insufficient and that
Dahlia17
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
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"Inflammation. [4] How to Change the Numbers"
This is my final post on inflammation. Earlier posts: "Inflammation. [1] Neutrophil-to-Lymphocyte Ratio [NLR]" "Inflammation. [2] Albumin & C-Reactive Protein [CRP]" "Inflammation. [3] SedRate, Fibrinogen, IL-6, TNFalpha" The literature tends to treat subclinical inflammation as an artifact of serious
This is my final post on inflammation. Earlier posts: "Inflammation. [1] Neutrophil-to-Lymphocyte Ratio [NLR]" "Inflammation. [2] Albumin & C-Reactive Protein [CRP]" "Inflammation. [3] SedRate, Fibrinogen, IL-6, TNFalpha" The literature tends to treat subclinical inflammation as an artifact of serious
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
Introduction from a newbie
Hi, thought it was about time to introduce myself. I’m a 62 year old male, I consider myself to be fit and healthy, having said that I was diagnosed with Type II diabetes in 2003. I was fortunate enough to control it by diet initially but it wasn’t long before I needed medication. I currently take Metformin
Hi, thought it was about time to introduce myself. I’m a 62 year old male, I consider myself to be fit and healthy, having said that I was diagnosed with Type II diabetes in 2003. I was fortunate enough to control it by diet initially but it wasn’t long before I needed medication. I currently take Metformin
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Restless Legs Syndrome
8 years ago
Update on BH Bloods and GP visit
Just had a really surprisingly good GP appointment, I'm gobsmacked (I want to know what that done with my real doctor lol). He gave me a full half hour and despite his initial panic at my suppressed TSH he sat and listened and also read the extract from Dr Toft that I took along. We have come to an agreement
Just had a really surprisingly good GP appointment, I'm gobsmacked (I want to know what that done with my real doctor lol). He gave me a full half hour and despite his initial panic at my suppressed TSH he sat and listened and also read the extract from Dr Toft that I took along. We have come to an agreement
Dahlia17
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Metformin & the Epithelial–Mesenchymal transition [EMT]
New study below [1]. The title of this post may have put some off from reading, but the Epithelial–Mesenchymal transition [EMT] concept is fairly easy to grasp. PCa develops in prostatic epithelial cells. These cells are mot particularly mobile. A key event in metastasis is the transformation of the
New study below [1]. The title of this post may have put some off from reading, but the Epithelial–Mesenchymal transition [EMT] concept is fairly easy to grasp. PCa develops in prostatic epithelial cells. These cells are mot particularly mobile. A key event in metastasis is the transformation of the
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
Balance & Diabetes
hello everybody! about 18 months ago, i was diagnosed with D2. i was told by my doctor to exercice, eat healthy & in smaller quantities, lose weight (not in this order necessarily) . i have been put on metformin (1000mg twice a day). i turned 66 yesterday and am really decided to improve my health &
hello everybody! about 18 months ago, i was diagnosed with D2. i was told by my doctor to exercice, eat healthy & in smaller quantities, lose weight (not in this order necessarily) . i have been put on metformin (1000mg twice a day). i turned 66 yesterday and am really decided to improve my health &
christinehennequin
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
8 years ago
Uncontrolled diabetes
I m 36 and my fast sugar level is around 165. My pp is between 250 to 300. I've been diabetic for the last 2 years. I don't take insulin but take metformin 500mg twice daily and syzigum jambolum and gymnema Sylvester as homoeopathy but it is still uncontrolled. I don't eat rice and sugary products.
I m 36 and my fast sugar level is around 165. My pp is between 250 to 300. I've been diabetic for the last 2 years. I don't take insulin but take metformin 500mg twice daily and syzigum jambolum and gymnema Sylvester as homoeopathy but it is still uncontrolled. I don't eat rice and sugary products.
santoshwisher1
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Diabetes India
8 years ago
Anxiety while using Metformin
Hello, I've experienced worsening anxiety symptoms while using Metformin 1750 mg for PCOS. I got heart palpitations with panic. So I decided to go off that. Now it worries me that my PCOS will go worse on its own. Is there any other medicine for PCOS? Or should I use lower dose of Metformin? I already
Hello, I've experienced worsening anxiety symptoms while using Metformin 1750 mg for PCOS. I got heart palpitations with panic. So I decided to go off that. Now it worries me that my PCOS will go worse on its own. Is there any other medicine for PCOS? Or should I use lower dose of Metformin? I already
Cheriema
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Hairfall with PCOS before and post laproscopy
Hi all. I am ttc since last 5 yrs. 57 kgs, irregular periods with PCOS. Have been on Metformin since 4 yrs and have had ovulation induction with Clomid. All failed and 2 months ago I have had my laproscopy. They removed the polyps on uterus and said it was infected. I am on a large dose of medicine but
Hi all. I am ttc since last 5 yrs. 57 kgs, irregular periods with PCOS. Have been on Metformin since 4 yrs and have had ovulation induction with Clomid. All failed and 2 months ago I have had my laproscopy. They removed the polyps on uterus and said it was infected. I am on a large dose of medicine but
TTCsunshine
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Endometriosis UK
8 years ago
I'm new and very confused
Can someone help me? I was diagnosed with type 2 a week ago, but with the Christmas break I've had no chance to ask any questions and I'm now in a very confused state. I've had this diagnosis and been sent away with some tablets and basic instructions on what to do and some stuff to read on line, but
Can someone help me? I was diagnosed with type 2 a week ago, but with the Christmas break I've had no chance to ask any questions and I'm now in a very confused state. I've had this diagnosis and been sent away with some tablets and basic instructions on what to do and some stuff to read on line, but
Hailes
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
8 years ago
New to this site
Hi, I'm Liz, Type 2 for about 20 years. I was in denial for a long time, I currently take metformin and insulin having messed around so much had lost weight quite rapidly! I found this site when I was googling ketoacidosis, I have been experiencing dizziness which I think may be associated with high
Hi, I'm Liz, Type 2 for about 20 years. I was in denial for a long time, I currently take metformin and insulin having messed around so much had lost weight quite rapidly! I found this site when I was googling ketoacidosis, I have been experiencing dizziness which I think may be associated with high
Libero
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
8 years ago
New too all this
Hey! I've recently been told I could have pcos:( I've been put on Metformin to help, but I'm really struggling with the whole weight thing , spots & being very hairy!!! Any one else in my boat?
Hey! I've recently been told I could have pcos:( I've been put on Metformin to help, but I'm really struggling with the whole weight thing , spots & being very hairy!!! Any one else in my boat?
Vicky_94
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PCOS UK (Verity)
8 years ago
Metformin Reduces the Incidence of Open Angle Glaucoma
The Benefits of Metformin
Metformin has been prescribed for decades as an effective treatment against type II diabetes. But studies have shown metformin to have a number of other beneficial effects as well. These include promoting longevity, weight loss, and reduced cancer risk, as well
The Benefits of Metformin
Metformin has been prescribed for decades as an effective treatment against type II diabetes. But studies have shown metformin to have a number of other beneficial effects as well. These include promoting longevity, weight loss, and reduced cancer risk, as well
Ashka9
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Diabetes & Hypertension Help Society
8 years ago
The difference between steroids like Dexamethasone and Medrol Dose Pack, plus radiation of lymph nodes behind the trachea.
My cousin's husband is undergoing radiation. They are giving him 13 spot radiation treatments in a few areas. They found some lymph nodes behind his trachea which they are radiating. They also are radiating 3 thoracic vertebrae, 5, 6, and 7. They are doing all the radiation at one time. I have a lot
My cousin's husband is undergoing radiation. They are giving him 13 spot radiation treatments in a few areas. They found some lymph nodes behind his trachea which they are radiating. They also are radiating 3 thoracic vertebrae, 5, 6, and 7. They are doing all the radiation at one time. I have a lot
Bluebird11
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
Doxycycline down-regulates matrix metalloproteinase expression and inhibits NF-κB signaling
New study below [1]. "Doxycycline, a synthetic tetracycline ..." I have an interest in the PCa/tetracycline literature. The family of drugs is inexpensive, & well-tolerated with long-term use. Several months back Ed Miller reported that: "Ten days of the antibiotic clendamycin lowered my PSA for 3 months
New study below [1]. "Doxycycline, a synthetic tetracycline ..." I have an interest in the PCa/tetracycline literature. The family of drugs is inexpensive, & well-tolerated with long-term use. Several months back Ed Miller reported that: "Ten days of the antibiotic clendamycin lowered my PSA for 3 months
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
metformin is free
at my supermarket drug dept--Publix--try yours it has been for quite a while- my internist knew about it--ask yours
at my supermarket drug dept--Publix--try yours it has been for quite a while- my internist knew about it--ask yours
swhwew
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Prostate Cancer Network
8 years ago
Struggling to conceive
I fell pregnant 2 yrs ago, after 6 months of trying, had a mc at 5 weeks, since then I've had irregular periods, doctor did some test diagnosis pcos, prescibed metformin for a few months then he did a scan and said that it was too early to see anything so gave me more tablets. It's he then referred
I fell pregnant 2 yrs ago, after 6 months of trying, had a mc at 5 weeks, since then I've had irregular periods, doctor did some test diagnosis pcos, prescibed metformin for a few months then he did a scan and said that it was too early to see anything so gave me more tablets. It's he then referred
Kim23
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PCOS UK (Verity)
8 years ago
Confused
Hello, My names Ruth I'm 25 and I am currently undergoing fertility tests. I have been on Metformin for the last 6 months but so far nothing. I have had several tests which have confirmed the PCOS. Today the consultant has sent me a letter with my latest test results and they mean absolutely nothing
Hello, My names Ruth I'm 25 and I am currently undergoing fertility tests. I have been on Metformin for the last 6 months but so far nothing. I have had several tests which have confirmed the PCOS. Today the consultant has sent me a letter with my latest test results and they mean absolutely nothing
Rooeybeer
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Fertility Network UK
8 years ago
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