Glycomet 50mg

Last june i.e 2010 june i have under gone scanning and many test such as harmone,thyroid as i have irregular periodsand all the reports were normal(no PCOD), i used ovacare tablets for 2 months but periods were not regularised.Now when i again consulted doctor as we are planning for baby doctor prescribed me fertomid 50mg(5tabs),gluconorm sr 500mg(30 tabs),ebexid(30 tabs).I wanted to know why i was prescribed gluconorm and ebexid even though i am not diagnoised with PCOD or hyper thyroid..please clear my doubt..thank you..

I take janumet 50mg/500mg and glycomet gp1 daily.today my FBS & PP were notice at 253 & 323 respectively.kindly advise me whether it is safe to take janumet 50mg/500mg with glycomet gp1 so please advise me the exact dose required for the treatment. My weight is 78 kg height 5.10 ich.

Hello, My doctor prescribed me Zomelis Met 50mg/500mg (Vildagliptin 50mg & Metformin 500mg) for my diabetes. The same doctor prescribed Galvus 50mg/500mg to my mother and the same doctor prescribed Glycomet to my wife. I am very confused about all three medicines. Can u please confirm the differences between Vildagliptin and these other medications mentioned above?

I am 6 weeks pregnant, diabetic and have a thyroid problem. I've been taking thyronorm 50mg for a thyroid problem. For diabetes, can I take glycomet? Will it cause any side effects to me and my baby? ## Hi, Vinita! Congratulations on the baby! Since you're pregnant, it would be best to check with your doctor, before taking anything. Glycomet contains the active ingredient Metformin, which has shown no evidence of being risky or dangerous if taken while a woman is pregnant, but only your doctor can let you know if it is safe for you and your baby. Side effects may include nausea, dizziness, flatulence and abdominal pain. Learn more Glycomet details here. Are there any other questions or concerns? ## I'm in my 11th week of pregnancy and my doctor has advised me to take glycome...

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Sir,Iam a patient of diabetic,high blood pressure&arthritc& I take glycomet GP1forte tab.,jarla 50mg,Tazloc-Trio40&Zerodol cr.Please tell me these medicines are helpful for me & any side effect. ## You should take the medications your doctor has prescribed. The NIH lists the typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, increased risk of bleeding, stomach pain, and diarrhea. Have they all been prescribed for you?

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please advice so that i may start this combination to control my sugar levels presently i take as under 1- pioz 7.5 1-0-1 2-glycomet 1mg 1-o-1 3-jalra 50mg o-1-0 4 enace d 10 1-o-o for BP