I understand diarrhoea can be a side effect of medication, I also understand I may not get it but in a couple of weeks we are going on a coach trip, if I should get this unpleasant side effect, will Imodium help me
I understand diarrhoea can be a side effect of medication, I also understand I may not get it but in a couple of weeks we are going on a coach trip, if I should get this unpleasant side effect, will Imodium help me
Probably, yes. You could also, if you are talking about metformin, just not take it for the duration of the trip... Just try and low carb your way through it. (Which is surprisingly easy when there's buffets and the like.)
Metformin reduces your uptake of vitamin B12, which can cause horrific cramps. Holland & Barrett's got vitamin B complex pills that would probably sort you out.
I understand diarrhoea can be a side effect of medication, I also understand I may not get it but in a couple of weeks we are going on a coach trip, if I should get this unpleasant side effect, will Imodium help me
Imodium instants are good if you need them, i have no problems in with metformin but I have noticed I have a couple of "trigger" foods that can affect me, maybe watching for a pattern from the foods you are eating before you go may give you an insight into this - for me it's fried mushrooms and hot roasted chicken - I sometimes make a point of eating them when I need some help going as I have diverticulitis so like to go everyday and on a keto diet I can sometimes get a bit bunged up lol
Metformin reduces your uptake of vitamin B12, which can cause horrific cramps. Holland & Barrett's got vitamin B complex pills that would probably sort you out.
It's actually Trulicity that I am starting, had my first injection yesterday hopefully I won't get any side effects, thank you all for responding, I shall buy Imodium just in case
It's actually Trulicity that I am starting, had my first injection yesterday hopefully I won't get any side effects, thank you all for responding, I shall buy Imodium just in case