Causes pancreatic cancer, don't forget that in your cons.

I had blocked arteries in my legs after taking jardine 10 mg 3 times a week

I have to monitor my blood sugars constantly so my numbers wont go too low. The problem is when I eat meals. My numbers soar. Does anyone take metformin wirh the Victoza?

# 3 sent me to the ER. serious issue. responsible monitoring is essential for good health.

My husband is currently on diltiazem, and this video helped me understand more about the med . Thankyou!

I am currently taking 10mg of Propranolol. The Doc put me on 25mg losartan. Is it safe to take the two together? The reviews I see about losartan scare me. I'm gonna break it in half and take it at night. If I'm gonna experience side effects would they happen within the day that I start the drug?

Not kidding about the frequent urination

Hi I have one kidney and on this medication is this an issue

Thanks, BUT....if I want crappy noise in the background, I'll open another tab..

Insurance refuses to pay for Cialis or its generic equivalent. They say it treats ED, and being unable to have sex is OK by them. They refuse to believe that this drug helps BPH. It does...I'm speaking from personal experience. Viagra also helps but it doesn't stay in body for as long.

Great review. I know a side effect of HCTZ and chlorthalidone is photosensitivity. Is there any info on which has less photosensitivity?

I can’t take metformin so farxiga has been wonderful for me. I take it at bedtime with oxybuttin which helps!

This drug is not fit to take. Too many bad side effects.

I have high blood pressure and Dr prescribed 10mg of Amlodipine taken in conjunction with 32mg of Candesartan. There were time when my BP was close to normal, but in general high. He has now, just lately put me on 40mg of Olmesartan taken by itself. I was experiencing swelling, puffiness of the right foot along with itchiness in the neck and shoulder area. Do you think the olmesartan is a better alternative for the BP and reducing my swelling and itchiness

Jardiance VS Metformin?? for Insulin Resistance??

From What I hear Damn if you do, damn if you don't take it.

From what I hear Damn if you do Damn if you don't take it.

I take my 4th dose of Trulicity today and in a month ive dropped 15lbs

Great content again

If doctors really was in the business to help patients, why give someone a prescription of Jardiance? My thought would be giving patients a low dose of a long acting insulin like: Lantus, a maintenance dosage of 3 mgs daily shows significant improvements of controlling higher A1C, no stress on the kidneys, improved heart function, less chances of strokes, no infections, ect., Why don't doctors research the choices instead of jumping to a medication that has more cons than pros? The most known diabetic medication to treat diabetes is Metformin, been around for many years, but it causes more harm than good. Why not use Lantus or a long acting insulin, that helps insulin receptors to recommunicate within the cells? The number one cause from type 2 diabetes is called insulin resistance, it's because the insulin receptors stop functioning simply because the glucose does not use it as an energy source like it should due to the insulin receptors temporarily loss of communication.

Very good presentation. Loved the drawings.

My husband has had Terrible stomach pains & has hardly eaten with this medication. He has no appetite. He has had Thyroid Cancer, so should never have been prescribed this medicine. He took it for 4 weeks, but has Quit!

Any information on Jardiance and Prostate problems ?

$120.00 a pill. Ya, it's expensive

Does taking Farxia mean that it can lead to hypoglycemia? I consume a whole-food diet with little sugar. I am scared that my diet will have to include more sugar so that I do not have hypoglycimea when taking Farxiga. Does this medicine make the pancreas not work anymore on its own because the sugar metabolim is taken over by the medication? Or does it give the pancreas a break? Does the chemical compound in Farxiga purify or toxify the physicology In course of time? Will the pancreas not work anymore at all because it is not used in a normal way? Do people just become dependent on this medicine for life? Does the body have a chace to get back its own healthy functionality or is the body's own functionality inhibited.

Bonjour à tous , en France , il commence à avoir des tensions sur l'approvisionnement du Trulicity et l'Ozempic . Ces médicaments servent aux diabétiques , pensez à eux ! On ne change pas facilement un traitement de diabétique .Ces médicaments ne doivent pas servir pour l'amaigrissement , il y a énormément d'effets secondaires .

Is there any non-pharamcological advice to living with CAE?

If it is a dilator why would a doctor prescribe it to a person with Corinary Artery ectasia?

Pen is stuck and won’t go down when pressed

So take a drug that costs $12K/yr. to lose 5-10 pounds. Weight that will come back if you stop taking this drug. I understand use for diabetes but these drugs are being prescribed to weight loss alone - this is driving the supply chain issues and preventing individuals with diabetes from getting their medicine.

I could care less about losing weight. I have lost 82 lbs on my own. I am more concerned about BG and getting back to homeostasis.

gangrene freaks me out

I'm type 1 (LADA). Endo put me on Ozempic and Farxiga. Ended up in coma. 6.7 acid levels. Not expected to live. Got lucky. Anyway that's my experience.

My doctor is starting me on .5 dose, and I'm wondering if this is too high. I got my pen today but have used it yet. My A1C is above 6. Edit: Forgot to include the medication it's Ozempic.

Excellent explanation. Good summary and very easy to understand

By chance I came across this video and another with similar information about a month ago and so grateful. I hard dealing with a chronic yeast infections for two years and no matter what I tried nothing seemed to work. Prior to that I had no problems at all so such a change can be life changing Anyway after I watching your video I tried a little experiment and paused taking jardience which I used along with Metformin ER for about a two weeks, all the while I closely monitored my sugar levels via glucose meter so I can act accordingly. I chose two weeks because that was about the longest break I had between dealing with the recurring infections also for me it was a safe period of especially with glucose monitoring. Well, the results were remarkable and now I’m almost a month out with no symptoms and my glucose levels are just as good just as good. I will be sharing my results to my doctor at the next visit. Fortunately we work together on my health care plan and will be revised accordingly. This has made such a difference in my quality of life and I thank you. You now have a new subscriber. Keep up the great work.👍🏾💕 Since everyone situation is different, I don’t advise trying this without talking to your primary care physician

Month six and medication not as effective as when first used.

Thank you

Nice presentation, excellent information ! Thank you for sharing!

So the solution to keep from nausea and vomiting is not to over eat?

Just started Trulicity .75 yesterday. My last A1C was 8.1. My Doc did not change my prescription of Jardiance which is at 25mg. I've also been taking the Berberine and Chromium Picolinate supplements for several weeks, as well as Zinc, B complex, and Magnesium for several months. I do 18-6 fasting schedule on top of it all. All together I am concerned that my blood sugar levels will drop too low. Am I over thinking this or unnecessarily worried?

I'm currently taking trulicity it's helping me lower my blood sugars and currently curbing my appetite ( even though I only weigh 115 and stand 5'3") I have realized that it's constantly giving me indigestion and sour stomach and mild chest pains.

I be on trulicity for a week it's work for me because I have high blood sugar I was at 160 now 145

A1c went from 12 to 6. Weight from 240 to 198. Exercise and diet is recommended. Was able to do this in 3 months

Thanks for the info! I tried Metformin for insulin resistance and heart health but had terrible GI side effects so my doctor gave me a sample of Mounjaro. I still have GI symptoms although not as bad as on Metformin as long as I stay at a lower dose. I'm going back to discuss what to do next because the slow food release, reduced food thoughts (history of extreme hunger pains and BED), and reduced inflammatory pain from the Mounjaro is AMAZING but the side effects are exhausting, and I'm not sure it is actually doing much to help weight actually come off (which would eventually - hopefully - improve the inflammatory pain further). Trying to find the right set of medications!

Talk to your doctor? They don't care. All doctors do is put you on PPIs and tell you to get an endoscopy. No one tries to figure out the cause of the reflux. Mine was h. pylori. I had to figure it out by myself. What a joke.

I've recently been given Ozempic for weight loss, however I still have a few pens of Saxenda (Liraglutide) left in my fridge from a past prescription. Would taking the two together be alright, if Saxenda was used at a low dose?

I’m on trulicity and my appetite it’s still the same. I’m having more food cravings since I started the shot. I don’t feel like it’s helping me lose weight. Well, this is an update. The dr. Bumped my trulicity to 1.5 and it’s helping me eat less and controlling blood sugars. I haven’t lost any weight yet. Let’s see!

Thank you!