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<blockquote data-quote="Mep" data-source="post: 957202" data-attributes="member: 211362"><p>I'm wondering this too about whether my sensitivity to insulin has changed as I'm also on amitriptyine... also on baclofen, nifedipine, sandomigran, and a few others. I got taken off baclofen back in July or so and put back on it after a week of hell with spasms (so it obviously was helping some even when I wasn't too sure). But anyhow my weight has started to increase and I've not changed diet or anything.... turns out that is one of the side effects... but it also a side effect of amitriptyline, nifedipine, sandomigran as well. ugh. Plus I'm on apidra (bolus) and lantus (basal). But then I've had an increase in my pain levels recently and literally been having what I call pain storms, also noticed I'm still burping up my food hours later so digestion problems be getting worse on me as well. ugh. Glad to have found this forum. Sorry to hear you are struggling with this kind of issue too. As for me I'm still trying to figure out what is going on with my sugars suddenly. It's not diet as no change. It has to be meds or the pain I think. I'm also struggling with other stuff that isn't getting effective treatment as yet. Diabetes is a pain in the butt when trying to manage other stuff as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mep, post: 957202, member: 211362"] I'm wondering this too about whether my sensitivity to insulin has changed as I'm also on amitriptyine... also on baclofen, nifedipine, sandomigran, and a few others. I got taken off baclofen back in July or so and put back on it after a week of hell with spasms (so it obviously was helping some even when I wasn't too sure). But anyhow my weight has started to increase and I've not changed diet or anything.... turns out that is one of the side effects... but it also a side effect of amitriptyline, nifedipine, sandomigran as well. ugh. Plus I'm on apidra (bolus) and lantus (basal). But then I've had an increase in my pain levels recently and literally been having what I call pain storms, also noticed I'm still burping up my food hours later so digestion problems be getting worse on me as well. ugh. Glad to have found this forum. Sorry to hear you are struggling with this kind of issue too. As for me I'm still trying to figure out what is going on with my sugars suddenly. It's not diet as no change. It has to be meds or the pain I think. I'm also struggling with other stuff that isn't getting effective treatment as yet. Diabetes is a pain in the butt when trying to manage other stuff as well. [/QUOTE]
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