Invega and metabolic syndrome
Common Questions and Answers about Invega and metabolic syndrome
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When someone who has diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity and especially a lot of weight around the belly, this is called Metabolic Syndrome. You may or may not have high levels of bad cholesterol.
Metabolic Syndrome puts a person at a greater risk of getting heart disease, stroke and other conditions affecting blood vessels.
Eat a healthy and well balanced diet with lots of fresh fruit and veg, lean meat and fish.
The Metabolic Syndrome is a group of signs/symptoms which are associated with an increased risk of developing diabetes and possibly heart disease. The exact genetic and enviornmental causes remain unknown. The best approach is to lose weight, control blood glucose levels (and lower insulin resistance), and exercise.
The diet you're on is a common one for patients with metabolic syndrome. The hope is that you'll lower the risk for developing diabetes.
I have been taking medication over the years for bipolar disorder and I have recently been diagnosed with metabolic syndrome. I have taken thyroid tests and all of them have been normal with a heightened testosterone level. What is the link between testosterone, metabolism, and insulin? Does metrofomin have a lot to do with weight loss and metabolism and thyroid issues?
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Metabolic syndrome is a group of health problems which are often found together in people who are obese. The combined effect of these can lead to serious health conditions, like diabetes, stroke or heart disease.
Metabolic syndrome includes:
•obesity – particularly increased fat around the belly
•high blood pressure
•high fasting glucose levels in the blood
•high fat levels in the blood (triglycerides)
•low levels of good cholesterol in the blood (HDL).
You could feel them also diagnosed by a doctor. He has been to metabolic, neurologic, rheumotologic, and Infectious disease specialists. Knowbody knows what is wrong. He is unable to work out or exercise due to these problems. He is fatigued all the time, and gets arm weakness when he does anything with his upper body. We are at a loss and are not sure what to do. Any Ideas please help.
the other 3 I cant remember but it made me feel so doped up I switched docs and and she put me on 2 celexa and zyprexa and they have worked wonderful for me. No dopey drugged feeling. Just nice stable everyday normal living. Its seems to me that alot of docs tend to overprescribe when all is need for bi polar is a good mood stabilizer and a good anti depressant I could be wrong since I am not a doc . I am just a bi polar (in remission lol)who has been on alot of meds.
Losing weight is essential most of the time and doctors supervision is important for that. Metabolic syndrome is normally a result of being overweight and inactive. Both of those are often within our control to make better. I'm so glad to hear that you are working on this. Here's information on Metabolic Syndrome. https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/metabolic-syndrome/symptoms-causes/syc-20351916
if you smoke, please quit. That is very important.
Effectively balancing hormone metabolism is essential for better health and avoidance of the Metabolic Syndrome. It is advised and easy to test your body’s 2/16 estrogen metabolite ratio in order to see if you are in need of further hormone balance. A ratio of less than 2.0 indicates the need for support for estrogen metabolism.
Yes, it’s part of this group of indices we call metabolic syndrome.
As you will know Seroquel is a very calming anti psychotic, whereas Invega is quite agitating, I think by dropping the Invega you will have a lot less side effects ( fingers crossed )
You might feel quite drowsy for a few weeks because of the Seroquel but the extra 50mg he has given you isn't going to be too harsh, my doc usually increases my Seroquel by 100mg.
With it being the XR version as well, you will have less drowsiness.
But high triglycerides can raise your risk of heart disease and may be a sign of metabolic syndrome. For some insight on metabolic syndrome it is the involves and includes high blood pressure, high blood sugar, too much fat around the waist, low HDL ("good") cholesterol, and high triglycerides. Metabolic syndrome increases your risk for heart disease, diabetes, and stroke.
Mice were fed emulsifiers diluted in drinking water or added into food, which were found to trigger low-grade intestinal inflammation and features of metabolic syndrome such as blood glucose level abnormalities, increased body weight and abdominal fat weight.
Consuming emulsifiers increased the risk of colitis, mimicking human inflammatory bowel disease, in mice genetically susceptible to the condition, the study found.
By relieving some of the pain, the narcotic is allowing you to function and therefore have ‘more energy’. Bear in mind “energy’ is a simple word for a complex metabolic process. And yes many with CFS and other chronic pain diseases feel more energetic with a opioid.
The challenge is that all medications are really poisons with a good side effect. Opioids especially. There are limits and dangers to opioids.
I have been having this very annoying and scary behavior for the past few days. It all started with me waking up in the middle of the night and as I was trying to fall back asleep, there were words and visions (sometimes scary) just constantly flashing in my head and racing. I don't hear anything. It's just thoughts. Ever since then, when I watch TV, I repeat in my head everything they say.
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