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Does Anybody Else Get Numbness In Their Mouth
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I have been T2 for about a year and am on 1000mg Metformin daily. Every so often I wake up in the morning and my mouth and tongue are numb as if I have just left the dentist. It takes about 48 hours to get back to normal.
Anyone else come across this ?

posted December 2, 2016
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A DiabetesTeam Member

Dry mouth in the morning. Have to drink water immediately. cpj.

posted December 7, 2016
A DiabetesTeam Member

No numbness but always have dry mouth at night and when I wake up.

posted December 4, 2016
A DiabetesTeam Member

I am like that.you feel that your mouth is so dry

posted December 2, 2016
A DiabetesTeam Member

Thanks for that.

posted December 4, 2016
A DiabetesTeam Member

Not me been on metformin a year. No problems. Hope you have seen your doctor since. Sounds like they might have to knock it down to 500g. Good luck. Keep us posted dear.

posted December 4, 2016

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