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I recently went out with a guy whos had T1 diabetes for 20 something years. I dont know much about diabetes but i been reading and asking him questions to learn more. My question is i spent one night at his house and in the morning when he woke up he was very very confused, i dont think he knew who i was, hes eyes were open but in his head he wasnt there, he was saying sentences that didnt make sence, was moving very slow.
Yea man women goes before 15weeks but for me they will check urine and blood same day, maybe if u have that aparature to check shugar level sometimes? Or if can personal doctor check it time to time?
Her doctor said that with diabetes,her LVH will advance more quickly into heart failure in 3 years.Now she has sunk into a dep depression because she feels she has no hope of anything .Could you give us some help on what we might do next.We appreciate this forum and the doctors time.I realize that this is for juvenile diabetes but thought maybe you might have some insight into what we could do. Thank you.
org9the american diabetes website. Also if you go www.jdrf.org you might find some good information about diabetes and the reasons doctors and scientists believe what are the causes.
I knew my legs were there but they hurt to bad to stand on the them. the doctors at the time said nothing was wrong ten years later I am given the news I have polyneuropathy of eidiopathic progressive I need to know more about this disease and what else I can expect from it I cant work any more I have to plan my day out completely and now it is starting to affect my hands.
So I am currently 27 weeks along about to be 28 weeks and I haven't had a doctors appointment since week 20. Is this normal? They haven't called me to schedule anything and I am getting quite worried. I called and all they did was put me on hold for hours .
2% is equivalent to a daily glucose level of 146 to 160 mg/dl, well into diabetes land. A normal A1c is 4.1 - 5.0% which is 70 to 99 mg/dl. Diabetes starts at an A1c of >6% and where complications began to take shape.
There are many drug company sponsored web sites wanting one [and some doctors] to believe higher than normal A1c and/or glucose levels are OK when in fact it induces diabetes side effects.
Several factors have been proposed as possible causes such as emotional stress, psychological factors, habits, allergies, diabetes and hormonal disturbances. However, none of these factors have been conclusively linked to geographic tongue.”
So it seems that no one knows what causes this condition
However:
“A condition that causes harmless tongue patches resembling smooth, red islands.
Geographic tongue is a harmless condition affecting the surface of the tongue.
But any case you should ask your doctors these questions. You should want to be tested for HIV if you have to worry about it this much. Good Luck!
My son does that as well but I'm also teeny tiny so he doesn't have much room to move.
You want to check on diabetes. People who develop acanthosis nigricans often are obese or have diabetes or both. So, it would be wise to investigate further. I understand it is complicated with your son's autism, but this would be worth knowing. Since you do the shopping, you have some control over diet. Losing weight may be what is required of him although I realize that is hard. Hard for us all but particularly with your son.
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