Invokamet for Diabetes, Type 2 User Reviews
- Anonymous
- Taken for 1 to 2 years
- December 24, 2017
"While on this medication I experienced severe rash on my neck and both my hands would swell and become numb at night to the point where I could not feel them! Also, there was a lot of itching on my finger tips....."
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"Short term memory loss, lethargic, numbness in hands and feet, shoulder and upper arm pain, loss of strength and coordination, gradual increase in A1C. Neurologist did extensive testing and suggested the symptoms were more likely related to this medication. Immediately stopped taking the medication and felt better within a couple of days."