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The hands could be cold due to reduced blood supply as in diabetes, carpal tunnel syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome, poor sleep, smoking, Raynaud’s phenomenon and pinched cervical spinal nerve.
Since I cannot examine you and know other related conditions you may be having, nor is a detailed history possible on net, I have listed the various possibilities that should be looked into. Please consult your PCP for primary examination followed by proper referral. Take care!
It is essential to speak with a healthcare professional before using marijuana to determine if it is safe for you and how it may impact your health.
If you notice that eating a few pieces of orange makes the shakes go away, then you likely have developing diabetes. Which means blood sugar went too low and eating the orange restored sugar levels. Other symptoms include frequent urination and great thirst, among others.
Being awake 48-72 hours straight is beyond simple insomnia. You might want to be assessed by a mental health professional to see if you perhaps have Bipolar Disorder rather than Major Depression.
Why does diabetes present with atypical pain presentation?, Espically in patients presenting with chest pain that maybe related to a myocardial infarction (heart attack)? They may present with toe pain and be having a heart attack.
t know much about diabetes, but I would get her to the hospital. Hope everything turns out well!
He should talk to a doctor to find out if it's a sign of diabetes or not. I know the artificial sweetener in diet sodas has other issues of its own. It's plausible-sounding that it could be diabetes or maybe some kind of kidney issue.
I've been diagnosed with gestational diabetes, any one know of any good shakes or natural remedies that can help?
I may be just the parent of a kid with diabetes, but I believe there is so much hope. The hope to remain free from complications because of good management. The hope of finding that new technology which improves your life and health. The hope of finding that cure someday.
And it's more than just hope, it's the expectation that diabetes will not hold you back from doing anything that you want to do, from being anyone that you want to be.
We have a seperate forum for Diabetes type 2 and Diabetes prevention. Type 1 Diabetes is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas are destroyed, leading to high glucose levels in the blood and resulting in impaired metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins. It's sometimes referred to as insulin dependent diabetes.
Hi! Good job keeping control! I am not a medical professional, just the parent of a kid with diabetes. Diabetes doesn't change your chances of becoming pregnany, but it does put you in a high risk category after you do become pregnant. Tight control is essential during a pregnancy, both for your health and the health of your baby. Many people recommend going on a pump prior to and during pregnancy. That would allow for the constant and tight control needed.
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.
get tested for diabetes, or eat if you havent. are you drinking lots of water?? go get tested. diabetes is easy to test for. and important to get treated.
Do you have a history of diabetes? The first thing I thought of when I read your post was the feeling one gets in the legs when the nerve linings are affected by diabetes. Also, it might be a problem with your veins. I'd strongly urge you to see your doctor and let him/her address your symptoms.
When I had the symptoms you are describing, it was Neuropathy from Diabetes type 2 and heart problems surfaced soon afterwards. Keep us informed, but do get checked out.
Hello CanadianSweetheart17,
First we are volunteers here and not medical professionals, so it's important that you explain your symptoms to your doctor and have tests done if s/he finds enough reason to follow up.
Only a qualified medical professional can accurately diagnose you -- whether it's diabetes or 'something else.
my husband has adult diabetes due to Agent Orange exposure. How does this effect his blood pressure and can it still be maintained with a diet?
your dear kitty needs to see a Vet asap....this sounds very much like CRF (chronic renal failure...kidneys) OR diabetes.... she is most likely in alot of discomfort, please don't wait....these symptoms are very serious.
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