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Metformin 1000 mg "T.A." twice a day. - what is the TA?

Posted: Jul 23, 2010

This doctor always spells his medication and is very specific, but I can't find what t.a. standards for.

and yes, I'm a newbie.

metformin - ElkoMT

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Could it possibly be one of these
metfofrmin with Byetta
metformin with pioglitazone
metformin with sitagliptin

thanks, but I know he isn't saying anything like that, clearly TA or t.a. - ddd

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Stretching here - Oracle

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Could he be spelling tab? And you're hearing the T-A- and the B is blending in with the BID?

That makes sense Oracle...thanks - ddd

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Even though he didn't say BID, he said twice a day. I kinda think he meant tab..but I didn't think he would have spelled that. Anyway, he is a great doctor to transcribe so I just left him a blank. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing an abbreviation.

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