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15/05/2017 | | 56moderated by Philip
dapagliflozin propanediol monohydrate (50 mg) for diabetes type 2
As soon as I started taking this medicine the side effects started with a vengeance. Need to go to the toilet every half an hour. Yeast infection after a week and the beginnings of a bladder infection. Terrible thirst pangs and a general feeling of tiredness. Very unpleasant. decided after 3 weeks to stop taking it. As well as this medicine, I take metformin and galvas. Now switched to gliclazi...
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25/04/2016 | | 55moderated by Charlotte
dapagliflozin propanediol monohydrate (10mg) for diabetes type 2
Straight away this medicine gave me hypos. I constantly need to go to the toilet and overnight I have to get up about every hour to go to the toilet. On the third day that I took this medicine, I got a bladder infection.
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23/01/2016 | | 55moderated by Henry
dapagliflozin propanediol monohydrate (10mg) for diabetes type 2
First I had 4 x Metformin 500 and 3 x gliclazide a day. That was a bit much for me. Stomach cramps, constipation and my HbA1c was 7.0. So then I went to the internist. They prescribed me Forxiga. Now 3 x Metformin and 1 x Forxiga. After two months HbA1c 8.0. So after all that @#$%#& it's still not working for me.
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