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Type 2 Victoza and Invokana

Are you taking any of the following drugs?

  • Victoza

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  • Lyxumia

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  • Foxigia

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  • Invokana

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  • any of the above with metformin

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  • A combination of the top 4 responses

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lsjpt03

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Type of diabetes
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Hi Everyone (1st post for me)

A bit of history....

I've been a diabetic for 10 years now type two. Was originally just on metformin 1g then 2g then after 7 years or so added sitagliptin 100mg. my HB1c started at 6 in old money and steadily went up until last year it was 65 in new money. I was a regular weekend drinker since my teens but stopped drinking completely 25/12/2016. I am now 44. 2016 not long after I gave up alcohol my HB1c went to 6.3 in old money but my recent test (before Christmas 2017 and April 2017) showed it had gone up to 65 in new money. My weight is 120kg I'm 5'9" and have been this weight for at least 15 years. I'm not a big sweet eater I just tend to eat a large main course but that's it. I don't snack at all between meal times.

Change in medication to Lyxumia

My doctor put me on Lyxumia 10 then 20mg in December 2017. But I've been regularly checking my levels and my glucose is always 10-11 first thing in the morning before breakfast so the Lyxumia is not having any affect. I'm still on sitagliptin and metformin 2g daily as well.

doctors appointment Jan 2018

I'm seeing my diabetic doctor this week and I'd like to try Invokana or foxigia with victoza and metformin. Is this possible or can I only take either victoza or Invokana? Has anyone else here been put on this combination?

I do not want to take insulin because I am a safety critical rail worker and would not be allowed to work then.

Ultimately I need to loose weight and Invokana/victoza will hopefully do that in combination with my diet and exercise routine.

Just wonder what your thoughts are on this?

further info...
I have a artificial aortic Heart valve and take warfarin to control my coagulation (I self test for this) and a slightly reduced heart function because of this.

Many thanks,
J
 
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Hi Contralto,

Thanks for your reply. Yeah I have tried glipzide a few years back and had heard the same thing - so didn’t continue it.

I take these meds in the morning:
Warfarin
Bisoprol 1.25mg
Ameprosole
Metformin 1g
Sitagliptin 100mg
Lyxumia 20mg
Alopurinol 100mg
Ramipril 5mg
Duloxetine 30mg
At night I take:
Metformin 1g
Ameprosole
Atorvostatin 40mg

I eat porridge generally for breakfast light lunch and a large portion dinner often 6-7pm which I know isn’t the best time.
 
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