If you’re 50s and up, how many meds are you on?

Anonymous
52

Topiramate and Maxalt for migraines
Metformin for PCOS
Zepbound for fatness
Anonymous
52. GLP1 + hair loss medication.
Anonymous
2. One for hypothyroid and topical estradiol.
Anonymous
Before 60, just HRT

After 60, amitriptylline for sleep, and allopurinol for gout.

Oh, and I now have a CPAP.
Anonymous
56. Lexapro (5mg) for hot flashes. (Can't take HRT.) No other meds.
Anonymous
Last year would've been none. This year (I'm 55), it is

Statin
Baby Aspirin (I have high platelet count for which there is no explanation, so it keeps me from having heart attack/stroke)
Methotrexate (Inflammatory condition of the hand for which there is no explanation, so we're throwing shit at the wall to see what sticks)
Folic Acid (to counter the side effects of the folic acid)
Anonymous
We are 58 and 59, no meds for either of us.
Anonymous
Age 67– does vitamin D count? That’s the only one recommended by my doctor though I also take omega 3 fish oil, collagen supplement and Metamucil tabs.
Anonymous
I only take a multivitamin!
Anonymous
Beta blocker
Statin
CoQ10
Diuretic
Antidepressant
Vitamin D
Magnesium
Stool softener
Anonymous
If I hadn’t had cancer, I would probably just be on Plaquenil for lupus. I might not even be in menopause yet and need HRT.

Cancer treatments just left behind a wake of damage. A couple years ago, I said I would never do it again since my two youngest are now adults. I softened on that, but I have no idea what in my body will still work as intended from another course of chemo.
Anonymous
52, bmi of 25.

synthroid
metformin
ozempic
bp meds
statin not because my #s were high but because my calcium score came back not 0.
hrt
multivitamin

i dunno, just trying to live till my kiddo makes it to adulthood.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:57 nothing but have nut has a physical in years


You haven't had bloodwork in years? 😮
Anonymous
I laugh because all of mine are efforts at going back in time: minoxidil for hair, HRT for hormones, and wegovy pill for weight. I'm 52 but would say at the moment I look and feel 5-10 years younger.
Anonymous
51F. - 11 medications currently

1 estrogen (+ a progesterone IUD - not sure if that counts)
5 - oral medications for Parkinsons
3 - inhaled medications for asthma
2 - oral medications for allergies
1 - monthly injection of a biologic for severe allergic asthma
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