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Combination of Zocor and Glucophage
by Ayoe, Nov 15, 2005 12:00AM
hallo..
my relative has recently been diagnosed with GD, he is 50 years old with weight 76 kg,from test lab we known the glucose consentration in blood 285 mg/dl and cholesterol 308 mg/dl, and from glucose urine test was +++. the doctor gave him glucophage and zocor but didn't mean anything in five days, still in high consetration.
even he already kept away sugar, foods contain a lot of sugar.
my question are:
what's wrong with those medicines? is there any interactions? so one of the effect is being eliminate?
thank you sorry for my english still poor...
my best regards,
ayu
my relative has recently been diagnosed with GD, he is 50 years old with weight 76 kg,from test lab we known the glucose consentration in blood 285 mg/dl and cholesterol 308 mg/dl, and from glucose urine test was +++. the doctor gave him glucophage and zocor but didn't mean anything in five days, still in high consetration.
even he already kept away sugar, foods contain a lot of sugar.
my question are:
what's wrong with those medicines? is there any interactions? so one of the effect is being eliminate?
thank you sorry for my english still poor...
my best regards,
ayu
Doctor's Answer
by JDRF-Team-SS, Nov 15, 2005 12:00AM
Hello ayoe,
I am a volunteer adn not a medical professional so, your relative should always seek advice from his physician. I am not too familiar with type 2 diabetes, as my son was diagnosed over 7 years ago with type 1.
I have heard of a med called metformin that is given to people with type 2. I have also heard that sometimes people living with type 2 end up being put on insulin.
Your relative should keep a log of his blood sugars and make an appointment with his physician to discuss the next step.
I am sorry, but I am unfamiliar with those particular medicines, although I have heard of glucophage.
SS
I am a volunteer adn not a medical professional so, your relative should always seek advice from his physician. I am not too familiar with type 2 diabetes, as my son was diagnosed over 7 years ago with type 1.
I have heard of a med called metformin that is given to people with type 2. I have also heard that sometimes people living with type 2 end up being put on insulin.
Your relative should keep a log of his blood sugars and make an appointment with his physician to discuss the next step.
I am sorry, but I am unfamiliar with those particular medicines, although I have heard of glucophage.
SS
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