Yes and no, since almost anything could cause headache and number 1.

If you're doing #1 so often but it stays yellow, you're fine. If you're doing #1 a lot and it's nice and clear, you should ask your doctor for advice.

The reason is, your body has a natural balance and when you get too much of something, your body sends signals to try and correct it. This could be in the form of thirst for more water or the need to do #1.

Also keep in mind that if you just happen to drink a whole lot of water, you will do #1 and it will be nice and clear since your body knows that it needs to hold on to the nutrients but it doesn't need the excess water.

oh alright thanks for answering. I should stay off web md because both of them showed diabetes which i have and i thought something was wrong.

LOL yes WebMD can scare you at times, and it could be many things causing the same symptoms. but do let your doctor know

I will do..going today I will update everyone when i get back

My a1c was 6.7 from 6.4 so she upped the metformin to 1000mgs I don't know how I am going to tolerate it of i can't tolerate 500mgs. My Vitamin D is still low.

Hi bfftiera1,

I found that when my doctor moved me (and hubby too) to extended release 1000mg 2x per day, I had the initial issues with some stomach cramping, slight nausea, and chronic diarrhea for about 10 days. I am now returning to normal on the Extended Release. On the other version, I was dying from side effects! I was always in the bathroom.

I would be very concerned about the frequent urinations. That was one of my early warnings. I went through a period where I constantly thirsty, went to bathroom 7 times an hour and was getting extremely tired. When I hit rock bottom, I went to the emergency room and, after testing, was informed that I was about a day away from going into a diabetic coma. My sugar level was 499. If I had taken the sugar test earlier, I would have had a clue what was going on. In your case, you sugar level is in the normal range. But I would check it often so see if it spikes while having those periodic urinations. Have you been thirsty and have a dry mouth? Best advice from me is monitor you sugar.

I neglected to mention in my comment that I have diabetes 1.

Tiera, spread the dosage out, say one at lunch and one at dinner and do try to get the ER version since it releases slower than the regular

I am on the ER version, and it still makes me sick most of the time. and that was when I was on 500mgs ER and now its 1000mgs ER.I am thinking of spreading it out, Like one with breakfast and one with dinner.

if you continue to have too much of a probem, let the doctor know, there are other oral meds that could help

I definitely will I just missed out on a day trip to my grandpa because of my stomach.