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<blockquote data-quote="Alexandra100" data-source="post: 1664891" data-attributes="member: 429870"><p>Furosamide and Apixaban both carry quite a high risk of raising bg, which is why I asked to be changed onto Dabigatran. Unfortunately there is no alternative to Furosemide if one needs a really effective diuretic. I am hoping to be referred to the local Lymphoedema Service as a better way to address this problem. I am not convinced that Dabigatran is innocent of raising bg (maybe they just don't admit it) but it does work in a different way to Apixaban, so it may be OK. All this has taught me that on the whole drugs manufacturers and health professionals do not think it matters if a drug raises bg, so it behoves us to be very careful and inquisitive.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alexandra100, post: 1664891, member: 429870"] Furosamide and Apixaban both carry quite a high risk of raising bg, which is why I asked to be changed onto Dabigatran. Unfortunately there is no alternative to Furosemide if one needs a really effective diuretic. I am hoping to be referred to the local Lymphoedema Service as a better way to address this problem. I am not convinced that Dabigatran is innocent of raising bg (maybe they just don't admit it) but it does work in a different way to Apixaban, so it may be OK. All this has taught me that on the whole drugs manufacturers and health professionals do not think it matters if a drug raises bg, so it behoves us to be very careful and inquisitive. [/QUOTE]
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