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I do not want to experience the effects of low blood sugar ever again and especially when I am out and about in public or worse, driving a vehicle.
My birthday is pretty soon and my family wants to take me to a restaurant to celebrate. But Im afaid I might have a panic attack their in front of all those people. Also with anxiety I fear of choking on food so its going to be really hard eating. What should I do? Any advise?......
I immediately consumed 3 packages of sugar to raise my blood sugar/ glycogen levels. Diet is everything. One that I do not always follow. High protein, no sugar this includes some fruits such as grapes which are high in sugar. The most significant... eat throughout the day, small meals of protein, jello or fruit not high in sugar. That is the secret. No pies, cakes, cookies or any other hidden sugars.
I have been looking into this blood type diet myself being a blood type O but recently I have become concerned if I suffer manic episodes or am bipolar. Certain periods in my life become notably amazing. Usually when Im relatively lean I find myself with too much energy than I know what to do with! My social life improves dramatically! I quit 2 different jobs during these periods of "high". I almost become contagious during these periods wishing I could feel like this forever!
My doctor just told me that I am slightly hypertensive and borderline type II diabetic. She put me on the diet plan for daibetics and I like it. I've been losing weight and getting energy highs then I get the "munchies" for popcorn and BBQ chips. I can't drink fruit juices or anything else except diet soda, water, and diet teas or sugar free Kool Aid. But if I drink the sugar free stuff I get so "gassy" and diarrhea. This part ***** big time.
My dr says within reason to have splenda or any type of dieretic type stuff. I think they mean more so the 1st trimester when the development of the baby is the most crucial. I'm 27 wks myself and still have soda and my ice coffee both full of caffeine. Sorry some things I love and those are 2 of them. Soda only when I"m pg but ICED COFFEE YUMMY! I love it! I wouldn't worry. If anything cut down and only have them a few times a wk. Again though check with your dr!
For others, it significantly slows the progress so that they can maintain on diet and exercise or the addition of an oral med for many years. Normal blood sugars are fasting under 100 and two hours post prandial under 140. People who are non-diabetic rarely go over 120. There is little reason to do random blood sugars, they don't tell you very much; I would suggest fasting blood sugar and then two hours after meals. This tells you how different foods affect you and how high you are going.
Hi Lizzy, you are still diabetic... completely normal blood glucose is a hba1c of 5.0 or less. Prediabetic is usually considered as 5.7 - 6.5, and diabetic as 6.5. But being diabetic is sometimes likened to being pregnant... whether 6 weeks or 9 months you are still pregnant. So slightly high or very high, is still diabetic.
To give you some perspective. Normal blood sugars will typically be < 100 all the time. Hba1c of 6.9 gives you average BG of about 160. Hab1c of 6.
This would involve evaluation of c-peptide, antibodies, and insulin levels correlated with blood sugar levels. Type 1 is lack of insulin (and needs injected insulin), Type 2 is plenty of insulin, but there is insulin resistance and the insulin is not effective. For Type 2, oral meds may be appropriate.
If it is adult onset type 1, it may develop quickly. Therefore, I suggest your read up on syptoms of both type 1 and type 2 and if you develop symptoms then you must go to your Dr.
To help control your blood sugar (aside from the insulin) you need to adopt the followign for diet and exercise:-
1. Ideally 30 minutes of exercise after each meal. However, this may not always be possible, but do aim at 30 minutes of moderate exercise (brisk walking, stationary bike, swimming, etc) every day.
2. Avoid white carbs. By this I mean white bread, rice, pasta, all candies and sweets and processed foods. Avoid fruit juice.
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After continued deterioration, blood cultures were drawn and an infectious disease consultation was called. The blood cultures grew gram-negative bacilli. After a thorough assessment by infectious disease, the patient admitted to ingesting raw oysters at a local restaurant. Preliminary diagnosis of Vibrio was determined. People with liver disease, low gastric acidity, and immunodeficiency are at an increased risk for septicemia.
He has been neutered, but he still have one testical inside him according to the doc. They ran blood test for him, the result is that his kidney is not going well, they are not collapsed entirely, but something related to some chemical rising in his kidneys, I am not sure how to explain in medical term. He drinks very few water, they advise to drink more, I help him to drink more by using syringe and inject water into his mouth gently. I just want to know if this is the right way to help him.
Hello and welcome! Don't feel alone as this happens to so many people. We have busy lives and it is hard to properly eat and take care of ourselves sometimes. But we do encourage you to make yourself and your health a priority. Have you had a doctor's appointment yet where they checked your blood sugar and blood pressure? Was either elevated? If you haven't had that exam, you definitely should! If you did, what was your doctor's advice. We would want you to follow that!
since diabetes is linked to other diseases as well, what general tests or physical examinations should she have them done. what special precautions she shud take in her diet like taking high fibre diet is good for her. i have told her to take fish oil by pulse (1000 mg) thrice a week. is that good for her.
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