Results for 'Insulin Swelling'
Can amlodipine cause swelling in the feet and ankles?
I take amlodipine 10 mg tab camb,1 tablet a day.I have severe swelling in my feet ankles & going up my calves,the dr. said that the amlodipine could... read more
Does grapefruit juice interact with metoprolol, hydrocodone, insulin, fenofibrate, aspirin?
I need to know what effect grapefruit juice would have on any of the above listed medications, whether adversely or otherwise. In other words, will... read more
Has anyone experienced edema (swelling of feet, ankles and lower legs) upon reduction of lithium?
Has anyone experienced edema (swelling of feet, ankles and lower legs) upon reduction of lithium dose? In the hospital they reduced my dos of li... read more
Can ankle and leg swelling caused by verapamil go away?
I just started taking verapamil and have noticed swelling in ankles and legs. Can this go away as my body adjusts to the medication. I am taking... read more
What happens if my insulin freezes? Why can't I use it if has been frozen?
Does anyone know if any studies have been done on this?
How do I get swelling to go down from within my penis?
The very tip of my penis has been swollen and doesn't seem to be going down and it's only at the tip and it's causing so much pain and swelling it's... read more
Finished Monistat 3, the yeast & swelling gone, but still some itch and creamy discharge -why?
There is some itch here and there on the outside. But, my main question us, why am I having white creamy discharge? There is no smell, so I know it's... read more
Typically, how long should hand swelling continue after shoulder rotator cuff/impingement surgery?
I had right shoulder surgery (by scope) that included repair of the supraspinatus (95%) and work on the acrimon and clavicle to relieve impingement... read more
I am taking amlodipine and my feet ankles and legs keep swelling... can I just stop taking this med?
I have not been on it for very long and also take hydrochlorothiazide and verapamil for high blood pressure as well