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I was switched from regular glucophage to glucophage XR in October. I
was finding the pills exiting my body it seemed undigested. Therefore
I assumed not doing their job. I questioned my doctor and he said
seemed to question my sanity. My sugars were under good control until
he switched me to XR. I have been checking my sugars two hours after
meals and the starlix seems to keep the spike lower. Thanks for all
the info I have gotten.
Lisa





-- In TypeTwo@y..., ummmmmm L <hdalia@y...> wrote:
> Hi Lisa,
>
> I'm on Prandin and coupled with d/e, (diet/exerc)it
> seems to work pretty well for me...
> I think it's important to remember that we can't just
> rely on the meds but to find a way of eating that we
> can actually live with and exercise we can enjoy as
> well...
>
> Prandin and Starlix are very similiar tho Starlix
> didn't work as well for me as it seemed to exit the
> body a bit faster than the Prandin...Just me tho...
> Your best asset is going to be your meter...
> Test away!:-)
>
> Dalia
> --- LLV5 <llv5@y...> wrote:
> > Thanks for the info! I did find some information
> > also on "life
> > clinic.com". It is suppose to help control the
> > spikes in blood sugar
> > after meals. There aren't any side effects except
> > for low blood sugar
> > in a few cases.
> > Lisa
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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