Endocrine Social Security

Hello everyone:

A while ago I asked for an appointment with some endocrine hospital, so far I was diagnosed and medicated by an endocrine of private medicine, I have taken all the analytics and controls that I have.

He has told me that I carry it very well, but my surprise has been changing the medication of metformin 850, average after eating and a half after dinner by Prandin 1 mg, 3 a day before breakfast, food and dinner.

I have put myself to investigate what component this is, because my liver is touched and everything that harms it because I do not take it, it gives me the impression that it can harm me, and I also think:

If everything was fine and controlled, what a change?

The truth is that I don't know what to do, I'm thinking about it ..... I would like to know your opinion.

Thank you,

Cloud.

From outside and unable to value everything (and without being a doctor) ... it seems to me a barbarity.

First, if there is good control there is no reason to modify the treatment ... much less proposing that change.

Prandin is a stimulating insulin production and is usually used to control post -complying glycemia, to avoid hyperglycemia after meals.
Its use involves a certain risk of hypoglycemia, if carbohydrates are not consumed and a justito glymia meal is reached.

The initial dose is high, it usually begins with 0.5 and then adjusts.

According to the Vademecum it is contraindicated for severe liver conditions.

Thank you very much for your prompt and successful Owash response, I've been reading the topic online this afternoon, keeping in favorites the side effects of the blissful pills and my conclusion before answering me was that I do not change my endocrine, I stay as I stay asI am, I feel that someone can fall into their hands because I think this woman is not well informed, just reading that they could give me hypoglycemia and affect the liver was giving me a yuyu that could no longer.

Once again, thanks

Cloud: p

Cloud, then everything is already said, right?Among Owash's response (of course it will luxury to you here) and what you already knew ...
Anyway, there is ... Keep looking ...

A hug.

If it is a luxury to have him here, I have already said it more than once, I hope and the doctors had their knowledge, it would better go to more than one.

I am quieter but I have a reconcion that I don't know if I'm going to remain silent.

A kiss to all: P

Cloud

Hello everyone ...

This morning I went to the appointment with the private endocrine, it was she who sent me the last controls, has become very happy with the result of them and marked 5.7 of the last Hemo, says that you have to keep up which one, which,I am going very well and control in 3 to 4 months.

At the moment I will continue like this and when I have review with the liver specialist I will not lose the opportunity to tell him what happened in the appointment with the hospital endocrine, and the safest thing is that he puts his hands to his head, it was he who me who me who meHe ordered to go to an endocrine because he saw the glucose slightly altered.

Kisses,: d

Cloud

As you have been able to verify there are also bad endocrine ...

A glycosilada 5.7 without hypoglycemia means a Normaglycemia in 95% of the time.

Now to take care of the liver.

There are little responsible people in all professions, but in medicine you should not consent, it is our life that is at stake.

I sign up this new word that you tell me Normoglycemia, I didn't know her.

The liver I take great care of it on the account that brings me hahahaha

A kiss

Cloud

I think that most of the doctors do the same. You are a doctor to give you a treatment, on the next visit you look at another and the first thing it does is change all the medication and you have a face left ....:-/And then what I took before that they had prescribed it ... well Social Security !!!!!!

Today I had to go to my hospital for other issues and since I was there I have gone to the patient's office and I have asked for an endocrine change and summarized the reasons I have for it and I request that I receive the "boss."At the moment I have also said that I do not plan to go to his next consultation that is day 14 and that I am waiting for his response and while I am still treated by private endocrine.

I already have the analytics for Adeslas's endo, the high cholesterol and I suppose that it will send me pills to control it, because I like what I owe, I go out to walk and I am making a healthier life than ever but there is no way, that my myglycosilada is in 5.7 I will tell you what it tells me.

Ah!

Greetings,

Cloud

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!For that hem and for having achieved the strips: D, the one who follows it gets it hehehe ....

I think at times that there are doctors who practice the following strategy: I will treat patients badThey pass me through my mind from time to time ... I am delighted with my endo, with my educator, with my family doctor, and with the rest of the health personnel that has touched me.

Greetings.

Today I have received citation of hospital endocrinology by the "boss" of section how I wanted, touches me on July 6, have they been quickly, right?, Who does not cry ...... You already know.

Congratulations, cloud !!!You tell us that they tell you in July.
Greetings

Great;Cloud, let's see how you are doing.
You tell us.
Health

Hello everyone:

This morning I was cited at 9h with the head of endocrinology of the hospital, he has received a very young endocrine, but for me very good in his work, after contrasting data, analytics, weight, tension and enough questions, he has called the boss, he told me that there is no problem that I continue medicated as I am, I mean with metformin 1 a day, that the problem would come if I upload the glycosylated to 7 and that for the moment they do not need to be treated in the hospital that already does theprivateI prefer not to say what comes to mind because if I am sincere every day I have less faith to doctors and how this forum is freely reading, perhaps I am better quiet.I think they treat us as total ignorant.

Greetings,

Cloud

Hello cloud
In principle, a type 2 patient should be treated in primary care, except for complications related or not to diabetes.
Thus comes in all protocols.

When there is a bad diabetes control (above 7% gyrus), an interconsultation is convenient to adjust dose or change of medication.

The glyds (at least 2 a year) must be made the header doctor ... as well as views of view, kidney, feet, heart, blood pressure, lipids, etc.

Have you gone to faith?
Sol Navas is very good endo and Dr. Merino knows a lot about diabetes (I hope he does not affect him to be a boss ...)

No Owash, I have not gone to faith because I live in Alicante, I have gone to the University Hospital of Alicante, it gives me the impression that it has been like a washed hands as pilate, nor mention of the endocrine that I wanted to change my tto.That according to Dr. Picó (the boss) was surely because of my hygieth pathology for what he wanted to change, there my laugh came.Also say that they asked me for the card of my glucose measurements, is it curious not? Reactive strips not for us, for the way I have them as a book.All the tests are asked for my adeslas and you do not pass one with which I will follow how I am.

Thanks for answering

Greetings: d

Cloud

Hello everyone:

I have been writing in the forum for a long time, sometimes I enter and read, but I have become very lazy.From the liver I was fully cured thanks to a clinical trial and they already discharged me.

My endocrine of Adeslas left to live in another city and I left with another of Adeslas's list, from the minute one I did not like and about 4 months I changed to an endocrine that is reputed to be the best.In the second appointment he suggested change from medication to Jardiance and told him that I already took it and it went very badly, urine and vaginal infections at the same time, a horror, then he told me that Trulicity (the case is to change), I told himWhat tranquility that was not for the work of clicking my belly.In January I will return with new analytics, in the case of not lowering the glycosilada, 6.8 I think it will return to the load, and we will see what I answer.I have no experience in that puncture medication and I am not one of those who throw themselves into the pool without knowing.

Owash said:
from outside and unable to value everything (and without being a doctor) ... I think it's a barbarity.

First, if there is good control there is no reason to modify the treatment ... much less proposing that change.

Prandin is a stimulating insulin production and is usually used to control post -complying glycemia, to avoid hyperglycemia after meals.
Its use involves a certain risk of hypoglycemia, if carbohydrates are not consumed and a justito glymia meal is reached.

The initial dose is high, it usually begins with 0.5 and then adjusts.

According to the Vademecum it is contraindicated for severe liver conditions.

I find that drastic change in your medication for an authentic barbarity without an apparent reason.I tell you that right now I am studying the Nursing oppositions and I know what I'm talking about.Have you tried to consult with another specialist?All the best!