Prozac = bad for Diabetes?
I've been on Zoloft, a near cousin of prozac and have had no problems with
my {*filter*} sugar. Depression effects a number of physical problems, ie,
sleep, appetite, energy, etc., all of which can affect eating habits and
other life style components. An increase in {*filter*} sugar may be a function
in an overall change in mood, behavior, and habits as the depression lifts.
It might not have been effected by the prozac itself.
Quote:
> Prozac may elevate {*filter*}-sugar levels in normal and diabetic patients.
> if yer an endocrinoline or a p-shrink or both, be aware of the
> cross-disease dosing adn interactions, if you please.
> zyprexa has also been rumoured to encourage dka (diabetic ketoacidosis)
> in people who are "almost" or "pre" diabetic.
> and if yer on either, have your kidneys and {*filter*} sugar and ketone
> levels checked
> monthly at the minimum, more often if you are diabetic or have history
> of any kind of behavior/medical-history that mighta taxed yer kidneys or
> pancreas or liver.
> this is just a warning from a lunatic watching other lunatics drop.
> i guess such a warning should go with any anti-deep/psychotrop and any
> metabolic disorder...and hi ketones or {*filter*} sugar can cause depression,
> disorientation, stupor, psychoses-on-a-good-day, etc.... it's just the
> specialists don't always drive with both eyes open and the rear view
> mirror in place.
> happy trails.
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