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Old 07-14-2008, 07:23 AM   #1  
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little background first before my question to help some...

i had to have major surgery on may 5th and was put on "DO NOTHING" for 6 weeks and than extended another 6 weeks. one of my two doctors released me to slowly return to normal life. the 2nd one i see on the 25th. so, doctor #1 puts me on VASICARE. i started taking it on thursday this past week. from what i read it takes 2/3 months for it to make a difference.

well, my reading have been really good. Saturday morning it was 83. i don't think i took it yesterday. been eating real good, (trying to take off the rest of my weight) this morning my reading was --185--. i have never, since DX in 06, had a reading this high. once i had a reading of 166. i can't do much of anything to exercise to bring it down. i can walk around some. i will test again in a little while.

so my question is:::::: does anyone know if vasicare can cause your sugar levels to go up????

thanks, chipper
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Old 07-14-2008, 08:30 AM   #2  
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Is it Vesicare? Check with your doctor if you notice any symptom that worries you. Please do this, Chipper.
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Afraid I've never heard of Vesicare . . . here's a Yahoo Health article about Vesicare that seems to have some helpful information . . . http://health.yahoo.com/urinary-medi...-d05413a1.html . . . although there is no mention of any impact regarding blood glucose levels.

I definately agree with Ruth . . . call your doctor . . . or perhaps your pharmacist -- sometimes they have a lot more drug-related information than the doctors do.

Good Luck . . .
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