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Blood sugar spike during tww and symptoms lessening ?? 😩
Hi ladies So I've been having lots more symptoms this tww with twinges and cramps and AF type Symotons which I was hoping was a good sign. But I've also been needing to urinate frequently aNd very dry mouth (which I've had before Ivf too) I have pcos also But last night I had really hot feet and tingling
Hi ladies So I've been having lots more symptoms this tww with twinges and cramps and AF type Symotons which I was hoping was a good sign. But I've also been needing to urinate frequently aNd very dry mouth (which I've had before Ivf too) I have pcos also But last night I had really hot feet and tingling
Saya85
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
Another string to my bow ....LOL
Bit of a shock last week, went for my yearly check with our practice nurse. My GP has been monitoring me annually since my blood sugar has become raised since taking steroids. I've been teetering between 41 and 48. This time 72 !! So now trying metformin. One daily and progressing to two tablets in a
Bit of a shock last week, went for my yearly check with our practice nurse. My GP has been monitoring me annually since my blood sugar has become raised since taking steroids. I've been teetering between 41 and 48. This time 72 !! So now trying metformin. One daily and progressing to two tablets in a
York54
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PMRGCAuk
6 years ago
FROSTY RUNNING!
Hey runners! I didn't get a chance to write here yesterday as I had such a busy day that when I got a chance to lay down and look at my phone I fell asleep! Yesterday morning I went running out in the freezing cold frost in a pair of shorts. I didn't want to get my jogging bottoms wet or muddy and so
Hey runners! I didn't get a chance to write here yesterday as I had such a busy day that when I got a chance to lay down and look at my phone I fell asleep! Yesterday morning I went running out in the freezing cold frost in a pair of shorts. I didn't want to get my jogging bottoms wet or muddy and so
BirdyRose
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Couch to 5K
6 years ago
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antihypertensive drug syrosingopine enhances metformin's anti-cancer efficacy.
Came across this on Metformin and syrosingopine. I have been taking 1000 iu of metformin a day in two doses. Could the wise ones on this forum share their thoughts on this report? I am Metastatic and CRPC and currently on Zytiga after 12 years of diagnosis. I dread the day when it may stop working as
Came across this on Metformin and syrosingopine. I have been taking 1000 iu of metformin a day in two doses. Could the wise ones on this forum share their thoughts on this report? I am Metastatic and CRPC and currently on Zytiga after 12 years of diagnosis. I dread the day when it may stop working as
rassusukumaran
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Stomach Cramps and Loose Stools
Hi guys, I was put on metformin at the beginning of November and was on it for about a month, I suffered wth stomach cramps and loose stools almost every other day, I also bled for the whole month, when I went to the gp he said it was no good for me, I have now been off the metformin for 2 weeks and
Hi guys, I was put on metformin at the beginning of November and was on it for about a month, I suffered wth stomach cramps and loose stools almost every other day, I also bled for the whole month, when I went to the gp he said it was no good for me, I have now been off the metformin for 2 weeks and
kirstymarie96
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PCOS UK (Verity)
6 years ago
2 days late - metformin
Hello, I started taking metformin to lower my insulin as my SHGB is low. I had very regualr cycles and now I'm 2 days late. Im never late intact I'm always around 2 till 3 days early. Firdt response is negative. I am actively trying. Pulling my hair out now as I don't know what to do. Has anyone else
Hello, I started taking metformin to lower my insulin as my SHGB is low. I had very regualr cycles and now I'm 2 days late. Im never late intact I'm always around 2 till 3 days early. Firdt response is negative. I am actively trying. Pulling my hair out now as I don't know what to do. Has anyone else
Beepi
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PCOS UK (Verity)
6 years ago
No Periods
Hi there - I'm new to Verity. I was diagnosed with PCOS when I was about 16 years old over 12 years old now. My main symptom is I don't get periods very often. I usually get one maybe once every year but my most recent one was about 2 years ago. I don't take any medication as the doctors I have seen
Hi there - I'm new to Verity. I was diagnosed with PCOS when I was about 16 years old over 12 years old now. My main symptom is I don't get periods very often. I usually get one maybe once every year but my most recent one was about 2 years ago. I don't take any medication as the doctors I have seen
SarahR90
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PCOS UK (Verity)
6 years ago
My first Post. Guidance needed please.
Hi everyone. I’ve been a member of this forum for some months now gathering information posted from some very well informed people who have been kind enough to share their knowledge and experiences and help those of us afflicted by this terrible disease . This is my first post so here are some details
Hi everyone. I’ve been a member of this forum for some months now gathering information posted from some very well informed people who have been kind enough to share their knowledge and experiences and help those of us afflicted by this terrible disease . This is my first post so here are some details
riichardd
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Hashimoto & maybe PCOS
Hello I just wanted to get some advice here, I went to see the endocrinologist today and he has put me on Metformin. I didn't really find him very helpful but said my thyroid levels are good t3 t4. My hormone are all good as well except sex hormone blinding globone which is low. My GP said this is to
Hello I just wanted to get some advice here, I went to see the endocrinologist today and he has put me on Metformin. I didn't really find him very helpful but said my thyroid levels are good t3 t4. My hormone are all good as well except sex hormone blinding globone which is low. My GP said this is to
Beepi
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Recent blood test
My last blood test has shown that I'm now anemic. I'm currently taking Lupron Xtandi Avodart & Metformin. No recommendation from my oncologist how to deal with the condition.
My last blood test has shown that I'm now anemic. I'm currently taking Lupron Xtandi Avodart & Metformin. No recommendation from my oncologist how to deal with the condition.
landcrab
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Cannot swallow properly when lying down to go to sleep
Hello All, can anyone help please. I am on 75mcg Levothyroxine and 2 x 500mg metformin per day. For quite a while now every now and again I have a feeling that my neck (front and sides) starts to tighten and when I lie down at night to go to sleep it feels as though my neck is closing and I feel very
Hello All, can anyone help please. I am on 75mcg Levothyroxine and 2 x 500mg metformin per day. For quite a while now every now and again I have a feeling that my neck (front and sides) starts to tighten and when I lie down at night to go to sleep it feels as though my neck is closing and I feel very
Rhosgad
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Metformin and constantly bleeding.
Hi all., anyone been put on metformin and starting bleeding whilst still on contraception I've been on metformin for 2 weeks and Iv been bleeding most of it.
Hi all., anyone been put on metformin and starting bleeding whilst still on contraception I've been on metformin for 2 weeks and Iv been bleeding most of it.
kirstymarie96
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PCOS UK (Verity)
6 years ago
Another step done
I am so very relieved! I am on Metformin just two weeks and it is nothing exciting but I had my period starting today and that is actually a huge relief. My last period I had in October last year, and before I have to admit I was not very bothered that I didn't have my period. It was in a way nice not
I am so very relieved! I am on Metformin just two weeks and it is nothing exciting but I had my period starting today and that is actually a huge relief. My last period I had in October last year, and before I have to admit I was not very bothered that I didn't have my period. It was in a way nice not
Aranir
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
Metabolic syndrome [MetS], C-reactive protein [CRP] ... levels & clinically significant PCa
New study from Spain below. Three of my favorite PCa subjects (they also looked at testorsterone [T] as well as MetS & CRP, but there is no mention of their T findings in the Abstract, so T was presumably not positively associated.) "A total of 524 patients were analysed, being 195 (37.2%) subsequently
New study from Spain below. Three of my favorite PCa subjects (they also looked at testorsterone [T] as well as MetS & CRP, but there is no mention of their T findings in the Abstract, so T was presumably not positively associated.) "A total of 524 patients were analysed, being 195 (37.2%) subsequently
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Finally BFP
Finally I have got my bfp. I just wanted to share my story as reading these posts always gave me hope and kept me going. I am 28 years old and have pcos, endometriosis and elevated natural killer cells. My husband has antisperm antibodies. This year we had one cancelled cycle, 2 failed fresh cycles and
Finally I have got my bfp. I just wanted to share my story as reading these posts always gave me hope and kept me going. I am 28 years old and have pcos, endometriosis and elevated natural killer cells. My husband has antisperm antibodies. This year we had one cancelled cycle, 2 failed fresh cycles and
Kepn17
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Fertility Network UK
6 years ago
Newly diagnosed PCOS
Hello, Hope you're all ok! I am new here, and newly diagnosed with PCOS. Just after a bit of advice please :) A bit of background info, I've been trying to get a diagnosis for a year now (had a long wait for an endo apt). It started last year in October when suddenly after being on Depo for two years
Hello, Hope you're all ok! I am new here, and newly diagnosed with PCOS. Just after a bit of advice please :) A bit of background info, I've been trying to get a diagnosis for a year now (had a long wait for an endo apt). It started last year in October when suddenly after being on Depo for two years
mclellans10
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PCOS UK (Verity)
6 years ago
Metformin Inhibits Prostate Cancer Progression by Targeting Tumor-Associated Inflammatory Infiltration
New study. I'd like to point out that a mouse study should not be rejected out of hand because it is not a human study. "Purpose: Inflammatory infiltration plays important roles in both carcinogenesis and metastasis. We are interested in understanding the inhibitory mechanism of metformin on tumor-associated
New study. I'd like to point out that a mouse study should not be rejected out of hand because it is not a human study. "Purpose: Inflammatory infiltration plays important roles in both carcinogenesis and metastasis. We are interested in understanding the inhibitory mechanism of metformin on tumor-associated
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
Low carb diet seems to be good for type 2 diabetes
I have type 2 diabetes and was taking 1000mg. of metformin for the last 8 years. For the last 4 months I have changed my diet. For the first 3 months I sticked to no carb diet I.e no rice, chapati, bread, fruits, milk etc but my diet had lot of fat and vegetables. After 3 months I had Hba1c done by my
I have type 2 diabetes and was taking 1000mg. of metformin for the last 8 years. For the last 4 months I have changed my diet. For the first 3 months I sticked to no carb diet I.e no rice, chapati, bread, fruits, milk etc but my diet had lot of fat and vegetables. After 3 months I had Hba1c done by my
SridharMorti
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
6 years ago
Aspirin, metformin and propranolol
Below I have copied a letter to the British Medical Journal in 2012 by a Scottish doctor whose name I did not keep. It was a response to an editorial on findings about aspirin and cancer. It may be of interest to some of our correspondents. Re: Aspirin and cancer prevention Reply to BMJ Editorial of
Below I have copied a letter to the British Medical Journal in 2012 by a Scottish doctor whose name I did not keep. It was a response to an editorial on findings about aspirin and cancer. It may be of interest to some of our correspondents. Re: Aspirin and cancer prevention Reply to BMJ Editorial of
kaptank
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
16 years with metastatic prostate cancer - latest news
When I put up my last post, I expected the follow-up to be fairly straightforward - you know, radium 223 has worked a bit, but only a bit, and I’m moving onto something else/PSMA targeting/immunotherapy. But, that hasn’t really happened. The prostate cancer had other ideas. I’ll come to that, but first
When I put up my last post, I expected the follow-up to be fairly straightforward - you know, radium 223 has worked a bit, but only a bit, and I’m moving onto something else/PSMA targeting/immunotherapy. But, that hasn’t really happened. The prostate cancer had other ideas. I’ll come to that, but first
Hidden
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 years ago
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