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He never mentioned the Toledo Mudhens?
although i haven't been treated for fainting, i do see a wonderful doctor in toledo, ohio who is very in-tune with syncope. he and his associates are currently treating me for dysautonomia, but you may want to contact his office for advice. they are all so sweet there. his name is dr. blair grubb at the university of toledo medical center. he's in the cardiology department. there is also a support group for syncope; i think it's called "stars".
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.
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.
You probably already located this, but I found on the University of Toledo Medical Center website a phone number for the referral resource center with Dr. Grubb's picture on there- for an appointment, they say to call 1-800-556-5444. See private message for more info.
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.
My son has not been diagnosed with anything but the more he has symptoms the more I am wondering if he has some type of auto-immune disorder. Three weeks ago he was playing basketball and knocked himself out on the gym floor. He was going for a lay-up shot and collided with another student in the air making him fall face first to the ground. He was unconsciouse for a few minutes.
Hey moms, I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes early last year. I'm 10w 2d and was just curious if there were any other type 2 moms out there. Would love some support from others.
Remove all sugars, try to eat a salad before your meals, and walk daily. I had a very hard time adjusting to a new diet. I got the hang of it and have really low numbers now. This is my third pregnancy and first time having GD.
Amen. I told my husband the same thing. I'm in toledo and I must say I have yet to find anyone here who knows anything about the thyroid gland. This is crazy.
I was able to eat anything ... the key is more protein in your diet & a brisk walk after your meal or a little salsa dance! Thats how i controlled my numbers. At first i tried the diets recommended by the drs....but i was always still hungry or sometimes over on my #s.
Hi, im 28 weeks a 4 days i went to dr yest. And i got my results from my diabetes test and now i gotta go back for a 3 hour test. I just wanna know what i should expect? I forgot that i had that test yest and i ate mcds before my appt is there a possibility that thats the reason it was high? Im super nervous and scared. All information is greatly appreciated.
Yeah ive tried everything but goes up more n i walk everywhere as i have 3 children
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