Experiences with

Sitagliptin / Metformin

Controlled with medication, metformin, sitagliptin. In 2024?I was diagnosed with grade 4 kidney cancer and have now had one kidney removed. I am now cancer free. But I have had to stop taking metformin because it is not good for my remaining kidney.

I wanted to ask if anyone had to contemplate FET cycle that falls over Christmas? I had failed FET in January it took 12 months to reach this point because I decided to go attend RIF clinic but all the waiting time then treatment to hopefully deal with implant failure has meant my next cycle can start

Hi Everyone, I have been on the following medication since 2004 Metformin ( Slow Release) Atorvastatin Fluoxetine Lercanidipine Perindopril And Ropinirole since 2012 I’m seeing my local GP tomorrow about my restless legs. Am I lead to believe that some of my current medications can make

It's a new compound for diabetes and obesity, more powerful than metformin but way safer. Once I have seen the pathways that it is able to influence and activate, I wanted to dive deeper into its possible effects on cancer. It's just a speculation, there are no direct studies on humans, but still, quite

I have both CLL (contained by Acalabrutinib with it's side effects) and Diabetes (controlled with slow release insulin, metformin and sitaglyptin plus a healthy biome-focused diet). At Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge, I receive the best care imaginable but I have a problem over the Diabetes. I am highly

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Hi Everyone. I just wanted to let everyone know that I'm feeling/ doing better this week. After three weeks of changing/increasing blood pressure meds to keep it from spiking to stroke level and also just jumping all over the place, the Dr thinks this combination/dosage may work. I sure hope so. Up until

Hello , I've not been here for quite a while but I need some advice, please. Do any of you lovely people out there know if there is a co-relation between lowering my levo dosage from 100 to 75 ( been on 100 for over 10 years but GP lowered it because of blood test about 6 month ago) and my type 2 diabetes

Thank you for all the comments re pred-induced diabetes and just to say I read your posts TangoCharlie with interest. I had watched an episode of the Glucose Godess but frankly I was a bit bewildered. I had an appt with my GP on Thursday. In the 3 minute consultation she said that I needed to take medication

Long story. I am awaiting a TAVI(hopefully)but have recently been diagnosed with Myeloma. I get very breathless and Cardiologist put me on Dapagliflozin in lieu of metformin daily to help with breathlessness. Am awaiting results of Full skeletal CT scan to see if Myeloma has spread which could effect

For the last three days i have had novovirus or something similar anyway. Any attempt at eating led to the same result - let's not get too graphic here. So no food since Tuesday morning and no prednisolone or indeed metformin either. Today at least I am upright and have eaten some cereal and taken

I just completed a round of consultations with my Integrative Medicine doc, gastroenterologist, and endocrinologist. The good news is that the one venesection dropped my HCT back down from 45.4% to 41.8%. I should be good for another year if the pattern stays the same. I have been discussing options

I have written a fair few times on my adventures with PMR which started in early 2017.Been up and down on various levels of prednisone then in May 24 my Rheumatology dept decided enough they wanted me off prednisone. After several blood tests and an ex Ray I was started on 10mg METHOTREXATE once a week

I am having skin itching since last 5 years near naval area on left side and also on back middle left side.I use only 250 Mg Metformin tablet once in noon. Can anyone help me to know what is the reason and how it can be cured.

Hello all, Does anyone know while taking liothyronine 20mcg 3 times a day why it would just start dropping. It's now at 4.2 on the nhs scale. I have also just been diagnosed with insulin resistance and tmy endo is going to start me on Metformin. My consultant thinks that anytime anyone has a blood test

I am currently visiting family in Australia. Lovely as it is I have been feeling unwell, I suspected that I had a UTI. Eventually I decided to go the Emergency Department, thinking I needed anti biotics. Blissful little hospital in a tropical setting. I was the only patient ( sorry Brits). While there

It seemed as though researchers had identified metformin as a potential disease modifying drug for PD a few years back but I haven't heard anything about it recently. Anyone know what happened? Did further research not support its use? Is it too cheap so big pharma doesn't want to research further?

Hi I have joined many slimming ways. But after Christmas 2024 the nurse said leave it till after Christmas just go & eat then after Christmas I will talk about your diet “Healthy Eating “. I just happened to ask what my number was for being diabetic. Before that 2nd 1 of taking 🩸 💉 they said you need

are GPs just negligent! Ones I know don't automatically test vitamins,minerals etc. even as you get older. They don't always link one disorder with another either.....eg. I've been on PPIs and metformin for years. I READ these can mitigate against absorption of certain vitamins. You'd think my GP would

I am delighted to report after just short of a year, I reduced my insulin dosage in correlation with my tapering down on Prednisolone, and I successfully came off it at Christmas! I am also on 25mg weekly of Methotrexate. I did this with the approval of my diabetic nurse. I also changed from Metformin