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Metformin, Lantus or Humalog can "help" the bleeding to last longer?
Or maybe the Azuzar maybe?
Diabetes and menstruation
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May I know there is no relationship ... I am still wrong, but it would be the first news that I have about this.
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I don't know if I will have something to do, but when they operated they took my metformin.
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It is possible what you say:
Although in my opinion it has more to see the "touched";) that we have the endocrine and hormonal system
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What did they operate?
Perhaps, in the operation they used iodized contrasts that are incompatible with metformin.
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<Blockquote Manolo82 "" "" Ref = "" I don't know if I will have something to do, but when they operated I had metformin.What did they operate?
Perhaps, in the operation they used iodized contrasts that are incompatible with metformin.
You are right, they implanted a DAI, and use iodized contrasts.
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When the menstrual period comes to you, it is normal for sugar to rise to you because the body generates hormones and others, which generates a kind of "resistance" to insulin bone before during or after you have the period the sugar goes up and the units ofRapida do not usually lower the same amount of blood sugar
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