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Does Valsartan Interact With Metformin?
Question: Is it safe to take 320 mg Valsartan with Metmorfin together?
I mean, I applied to my doctor 2 years ago claiming severe burn like pain in my feet. I guess it was already diabetic. Now I have 150-154 glucose level every morning, no food intake. I sure I could start taking care about it long time ago. My doctor didn't react on my complains, it says insisting on blood work without abnormal findings for 2 years in a row.
I mean, I applied to my doctor 2 years ago claiming severe burn like pain in my feet. I guess it was already diabetic. Now I have 150-154 glucose level every morning, no food intake. I sure I could start taking care about it long time ago. My doctor didn't react on my complains, it says insisting on blood work without abnormal findings for 2 years in a row.
Brief Answer:
Yes, you can!
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Metformin and valsartan can be taken together. There have been no major side effects or drug interactions reported when both medications are taken together. Feel free to take them as recommended.
I hope this addresses your worry. I wish you well. Feel free to follow up with me if need be.
Yes, you can!
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Metformin and valsartan can be taken together. There have been no major side effects or drug interactions reported when both medications are taken together. Feel free to take them as recommended.
I hope this addresses your worry. I wish you well. Feel free to follow up with me if need be.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
3 years ago I had a really bad situation. My blood pressure was high, I stopped controlling real vision of the world. I would take everything as enemy world reacting on how many good or bad things I do. Imagination world. My doctor prescribed me with medicine from shisophrenia. I took one pill, I was for about to pass away. I started a diet, physical activity, contrast shower, accupuncture. My symptoms were gone. I gave this medicine back to my doctor. Ever since that I became suspected I am not normal. I guess it was diabetic attack looking back when I know I am diabetic.
Sometimes I feel like I loose my ability to walk. I walk, and then I feel like I am for about to drop. I don't feel my feet, I feel like I don't have a control on my walking, and for about to fall. I catch it for many times a week. That really scares me. I know, I have spinal stenosis in my low back, and also a fusion in my neck. But not being able to control my walking at all?
Sometimes I feel like I loose my ability to walk. I walk, and then I feel like I am for about to drop. I don't feel my feet, I feel like I don't have a control on my walking, and for about to fall. I catch it for many times a week. That really scares me. I know, I have spinal stenosis in my low back, and also a fusion in my neck. But not being able to control my walking at all?
Brief Answer:
Have you seen a neurosurgeon?
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Have you ever seen a neurosurgeon for the low back pain? It might be very helpful as this spinal stenosis could benefit from a one time surgical fix.
Let me hear back from you about this.
Have you seen a neurosurgeon?
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Have you ever seen a neurosurgeon for the low back pain? It might be very helpful as this spinal stenosis could benefit from a one time surgical fix.
Let me hear back from you about this.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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