metformin can also cause gastroparesis, which is a nasty condition I wouldn't wish on anyone.
> Boys were more likely to be born with genital birth defects if their fathers took the commonly prescribed diabetes drug metformin in the three months before conception, according to a new study by Stanford Medicine investigators and their collaborators in Denmark.
https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2022/03/birth-defects...
E.g. cut out bad foods, any drugs, exercise regularly.
I had an experience in a Home Depot, had to briskly walk to the bathroom. Like clenching a quater between your cheeks for a 100 yards. Barely made it.
Anyway, the body adjusts. After 3 or 4 months, all is good.
Well, if your doctor was okay with it, then who are internet strangers to judge? If you had the usual non-tolerance GI problems (more frequent than in 1 in 10 patients), I can only admire the perseverance. It takes a lot of self-care from keeping close to a toilet to hydration.
I think some drugs are more easily tolerated by the body if they are gradually introduced.
Is this an American game? What is it called? Who checks the quarters? How?