I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes earlier this year. My doctor wasn t happy that my A1C number only moved down .2 and started me on medication to lower my A1C more quickly. However when I finished work on Saturday, my upper right bicept was hurting and felt hot. Now I have a long bruise from the under side of my upper right arm to going to the top side of my lower right arm. Is this related to my diabetes or the medication to lower my A1C?
Thu, 23 Nov 2017
General & Family Physician, Dr. Varinder's Response
i have not seen such side effect of any antidiabetiac drug ...it has relation to exertion at workout ..please see orthopaedic at the earliest
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General & Family Physician, Dr. Varinder's Response
no it is not due to any antidiabetiac drug .it is related to workout ...please see a orthopedician as it may be muscle tear or vein problem
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Does Diabetes Causes Bruises On The Right Arm?
i have not seen such side effect of any antidiabetiac drug ...it has relation to exertion at workout ..please see orthopaedic at the earliest