Diabetes Drugs Boost Heart Failure But Not Death

That's an important observation The widely used diabetes drugs Avandia and Actos increase the risk for heart failure for patients with type 2 diabetes , but they do not raise the risk for cardiovascular death, U.S. researchers report. via Health Scout

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Actos causes problems such as congestive heart failure, weakness in legs, water retention and general lack of energy. Speaking from experience here.

When Actos was removed, all symptoms stopped. Two family members have had similar symptoms with this medication.