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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / August 2005

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Permission to tell a obscene joke27 Aug 2005 19:31 GMT53
Without a majority of OK's  I will to keep for myself.
I dont want to offend anybody
It's a little bit related to this newsgroup.
Includes a gay person.
Water tablets27 Aug 2005 17:41 GMT1
I have type 2 diabetes and controlling it by Tablets (Metformin). Is it ok
to take water tablets?? Are there any risks involved?
Medtronic Minimed  supplies as a perscription27 Aug 2005 16:04 GMT8
Is anyone getting their Minimed supplies through a perscription?
Minimed originally set this up to go direct to our insurance, which
means it goes against the deductable.
Our deductable has doubled, so insted of paying 100% out of pocket for
Any T1 runners out there?27 Aug 2005 13:11 GMT4
Actually, probably T2's could help me with this as well...
Hi all,
I've recently taken up running.  Mostly on my treadmill but plan to do more
running outside when the weather cools a bit...and as I have time.  The tm
Endo. visit/Byetta27 Aug 2005 05:42 GMT3
I saw my Endo. today and he thought things were going well.  Am awaiting my
A1c.  He said if it was >7, he will put me on Byetta.  That's the new
injectable drug.  Since my numbers have been lower (for the most part) than
they were when my A1c was 6.3, I am thinking this one will be ...
quick update27 Aug 2005 03:59 GMT15
went to the doc this morning to get my hand
looked at further.  the doc ordered a bone density
test for me and more blood work... they took 7 tubes
about bled me dry. lol
leukemia remission drugs reduce type II diabetes - report27 Aug 2005 02:21 GMT6
"From March 2005 issue of New England Journal of Medicine
Imatinib and Regression of Type 2 Diabetes
To the Editor: We report the case of a nulliparous, 70-year-old woman
with long-standing type 2 diabetes mellitus who had regression of the
Thyroid update, for them as is interested27 Aug 2005 01:48 GMT5
So, I had the thyroid study done this week.  On Monday I went to
Nuclear Medicine and swallowed the Red Pill (actually toxic green and
urine yellow, but who cares what color it was, right?)  The whole
dispensing of said pill was quite hilarious, and if anybody is really
Diabetes news---plenty27 Aug 2005 01:08 GMT8
I am repeating this post because it is so important you get the
current data on diabetes.  If you have the equipment and ll earn to
use this asset you will get a better picture of what is going on
in the diabetic field.
The Skinny on Tomatoes....27 Aug 2005 00:43 GMT34
    Good, Bad, or Indifferent for a T2 Diabetic....?
Wild (asking for his Mom) Monkshood
Nortriptyline (Pamelor,  Aventyl) for neuropathy ? ? ?26 Aug 2005 22:55 GMT7
A friend of mine received a prescription for Nortriptyline  for his
neuropathy from the VA doctor.     He has the pain-type of neuropathy in his
feet.
He is concerned about the long list of side-effects,   and the possibility
posting 2005082426 Aug 2005 21:41 GMT11
I was going to have to get her a raise very soon.
"A decision?" I said. "How long have we been asleep?"
"Yes, we're together," I said.
"I'd say I'm a lot like your aunt. Your aunt spent a lot of her time flying
Vioxx link26 Aug 2005 20:54 GMT15
This blogg covers a summary of the  vioxx trial.
There is two sides to any story.
We do pay the final bill.
Many think the industry os out of control.
Metformin doesn't help anymore.26 Aug 2005 18:38 GMT48
After 4 years on 2000 MG per day I am back to the high sugar levels
(160 - 180) every morning. I am also taking 30mg of Actos a day too.
I don't eat any sugar or products with sugar. The rest is depends on
day. Not much potatoes or bread.
I'm under the influence of neuropathy26 Aug 2005 12:52 GMT11
Well, the doctor prescribed Gabapentin for me the week before last
after me complaining over a month about pain, tingling, and numbness
in my right leg.
I took the first pill last night and it did ease the pain quite a bit.
 
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