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Avatar n tn See my dr. told me the 130s were ok for after meals. And I still run higher then that. I wouldn't worry about one reading though but if that's high for you and you are still worried you can always call your Dr.
Avatar n tn Should i go see a doctor? or am i just generaly run down? I havent had anyother symptoms like runny nose etc, just the headaches.
Avatar m tn Hi i am 15 years old and have just recovered from a broken femur it has been a year and a half since i broke it but my problem is that i cant run i try to but my legs are too weak i went to physio but that didnt really help can anyone suggest any exercises that i could do to strengthen my legs so i can run again.
Avatar f tn Talk with your doctor, if you have been running it's usually safe to continue to do so since your body is used to it. My neighbor continued to run up to 20 miles a week until her 35th week, but she was running 40 miles a week before she got pregnant so it wasn't the same kind of stress on her body that it would have been for lazy me. :-) Even if you don't run now, you should be okay to run/jog some even into your third trimester so long as you ease into it and don't go crazy.
Avatar f tn I have gestational diabetes anybody have any tips im good at eating healthy and maintaining my diet but i get bored of the same things and crave ice cream!!!
Avatar m tn Constant pain, of course it is worse when I walk or stand up. I have to wear slippers in the house to relieve some of the pain. I've been to foot doctor and he referred me to another to run test. Couldn't find anything, but this pain has been present for years. I now have diabetes but I had it a long time before that. My age is 73.
Avatar m tn Constant pain, of course it is worse when I walk or stand up. I have to wear slippers in the house to relieve some of the pain. I've been to foot doctor and he referred me to another to run test. Couldn't find anything, but this pain has been present for years. I now have diabetes but I had it a long time before that. My age is 73.
Avatar m tn When I run, I will usually run fine but then I will suffer for several days intense burning/cold down both legs and particulary strong at the knees. Needless to stay, I don't run anymore. I am guessing a nerve is being pinched or something, and I am also guessing that week abdominal muscles might not be helping. I am frustrated because I want to lose some wieght but running which I love is very painful for me.
327385 tn?1378360731 Run away from that doctor immediately! You might be better served by a neurologist since your problem is located in your brain/pituitary and you've had brain surgery. Most endocrinologists deal with Type I or Type II diabetes (not DI), few deal with thyroid conditions and still very, very few deal with pituitary conditions. You are *not* obese - you have dealt with brain tumor, brain surgery, and now DI.
Avatar f tn They did blood work and everything was fine there, they did a MRI on my back thinking maybe lumbar or a disc problem but there was a slight encroachment but that was not causing foot drop. They checked for diabetes and I was not diabetic. The Dr. Gave me an EMG and discovered nerve damage but could not locate exactly where but estimated it was from my hip. He called it sciatic neuropathy with unknown cause. I received a foot brace that fit in my shoe and it helped a little.
Avatar f tn I am a 50-year-old healthy, athletic female. In July 2008 I noticed as I walked down the hall at work early one morning that my left leg wasn't working right. It seemed it had forgotten how to move smoothly. I tried to ignore it, but over time I tripped more, limped more, and more and more people asked me what I'd done to myself that caused my limp. In the past year, I've had MRI of brain, neck, spine, EMG, and EEG and consulted with two neurologists as well as my primary doc.
2121625 tn?1350484749 I wanted them to keep me and start pitocin or let me walk around or something!! My husband is in school 6 hrs away and left today to go back becuz he has class... I mean if I go into full blown labor he's gonna come back down but that 6 hrs ima have to worry about. And Thia is a whole new experience for me. Both my kids I had to be induced with so Thia whole having contractions and timing them and back and forth between hospital and home is a pain in the ***!! Sorry... im just irritateD.
Avatar f tn how old is she? are you certain its arthritic issues? has she seen a Vet? there are some prescription meds they can prescribe but you need to know for sure what is causing the pain....
Avatar f tn I have diabetes, and now my doctors has prescribe insulin, but they also say that I wont loose weight but should not gain either. What do I do to loose weight. I walk everyday for a half hour.
Avatar m tn i walk about 60-70 kimoleters every week and run and exercise but my weigh was high from my child hood and in 13 i was 80 and in 16 about 90. but from 3 years ago i start exercise but when my weigh was about 93 kg 3 years ago, my fbs was 85. but now i start reducing my eating sweet(although i donot like it at all) to reduce fbs and hba1c.
Avatar n tn My father was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. My uncle has type 2 diabetes as well. Recently I have just been looking into the common symptoms and have become rather concerned. I would like some clarity on whether these are actual symptoms of diabetes or not. 1. Most of the time during the days it seems like I'm always very hungry. 2. If I'm not weight lifting and eating A LOT of food I tend to lose weight. 3. Occasionally I feel very weak. 4.
Avatar n tn hi i am presently living in the Philippines and i have run out of my janumet 50mg/500mg tablets and they are not available here in Philippines the only diabetic tablets available where i live are Metformin 500 tablets, can i substitute these for the janumet ?
Avatar n tn The pain is at times very bad and makes it difficult to even walk. Sometimes it is better and I can ignore it. Often if I lie down in a certain position I can make it feel better. My hemoglobin a1C is 9.5% and recently in particular my blood sugars have run high. The pain is very uncomfortable and would be distressing on its own, but most of all I am concerned that it is related to diabetes and/or my kidneys. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Avatar n tn No, definitely not. However, that is a very unhealthy way to eat and if your sister continues eating like that in the long run she could become obese as well as have numerous health problems down the road, diabetes only being one possibility.
Avatar m tn Have you been seen by a doctor to test for diabetes? Should you be diagnosed with pre-diabetes or diabetes you can learn by testing frequently what foods you can eat and how exercise helps. In general diabetics test two hours after eating to make sure the number has come down. Any sustained time spent over 140 can cause complications.
Avatar n tn and how do I rectify this problem. My insurance company will not allow me to get more insulin by the time I run out of my present amount.
Avatar f tn I was told to not eat anything after 8pm the night before I had my gestational diabetes blood work. Prior to that I ate my regular meals plus a slice of cake during the day and a snow cone thar afternoon before. I failed my gestational diabetes test and had to go back and do the 4 hour testing. I was advised by a friend not to eat any sweets 2 days prior to test because apparently sugar stays longer and slower in your body while pregnant.
Avatar f tn Will it hurt the baby to not exercise through the pregnancy.? My husband is constantly working and I'm stuck at home with nothing to do. I walk around the house but it gets boring after awhile. I also run out of breath really easily.
Avatar n tn Also several strands fall out of my hair at a time whenever I run my fingers through my hair. My legs sometimes feel really heavy when I walk, making it harder to climb stairs. What would your professional opinion be?
Avatar n tn That went away after about 3 days but now I feel as though I have sand in my shoes when I walk. this sensation is felt in the area of the balls of the feet and the bottom of my toes. Does anyone know what this could be? I just had blood work done and my sugar count is excellent. I had thought it might be diabetes but the Doctor said no.