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<blockquote data-quote="Geocacher" data-source="post: 380871" data-attributes="member: 32611"><p>I've always taken metformin up to the day before, as I was told, and never had a problem. They did need to give me a glucose drip once during surgery when it was postponed from morning to afternoon, which is very likely why they have asked you to have a light breakfast.</p><p></p><p>I do know that some contrast dyes used for MRI scans can cause problems for people taking metformin, and you do have to stop taking metformin a few days before if they are planning to use a contrast dye but I've never had a scan where they've needed to do that.</p><p></p><p>I'm sure you'll be fine and I hope everything goes well for you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Geocacher, post: 380871, member: 32611"] I've always taken metformin up to the day before, as I was told, and never had a problem. They did need to give me a glucose drip once during surgery when it was postponed from morning to afternoon, which is very likely why they have asked you to have a light breakfast. I do know that some contrast dyes used for MRI scans can cause problems for people taking metformin, and you do have to stop taking metformin a few days before if they are planning to use a contrast dye but I've never had a scan where they've needed to do that. I'm sure you'll be fine and I hope everything goes well for you. [/QUOTE]
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