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Does Combination Of Metformin, Lofibra, Lisinopril, Aspirin, Crestor And Jardiance Cause Side Effects?
Question: I have type 2 diabetes and am on metformin 1000mg. a day also lofibra 160mg. 1 a day also Lisinopril 40mg.
daily and baby aspirin daily and metoprol 25 mg. twice a day. New meds.just added 3 days ago are crestor
10 mg. daily and jardiance 10 mg. daily. I was wondering if any meds are going to be a problem with one another. My last blood was high cholesterol 242 and triglycerides 197 HDL 38 LDL165 A1C 6.7 .
I have seen a Endocrine DX. 3 days ago. Thank You XXXX
daily and baby aspirin daily and metoprol 25 mg. twice a day. New meds.just added 3 days ago are crestor
10 mg. daily and jardiance 10 mg. daily. I was wondering if any meds are going to be a problem with one another. My last blood was high cholesterol 242 and triglycerides 197 HDL 38 LDL165 A1C 6.7 .
I have seen a Endocrine DX. 3 days ago. Thank You XXXX
Brief Answer:
No, there should be no issues.
Detailed Answer:
Hi there,
I've read through your question and understand your concern.
Like many others in your situation, it is a normal concern.
In 99% of people, these medications won't have any problems with each other.
Occasionally, and rarely, you will see side effects when combined. It is very rare. You should have close follow up with your endocrinologist with routine blood work for monitoring. Muscle cramps and myalgias can happen but usually improve over time. Some people might have fatigue.
I hope this helps.
Please send any additional questions.
No, there should be no issues.
Detailed Answer:
Hi there,
I've read through your question and understand your concern.
Like many others in your situation, it is a normal concern.
In 99% of people, these medications won't have any problems with each other.
Occasionally, and rarely, you will see side effects when combined. It is very rare. You should have close follow up with your endocrinologist with routine blood work for monitoring. Muscle cramps and myalgias can happen but usually improve over time. Some people might have fatigue.
I hope this helps.
Please send any additional questions.
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