Glucose and lactose lac operon
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i am 39 years old femal had dengue diagnised on 27th may after 3 ding ays of high fever and plate count was 1.4 lac but discharged from hospital on 2nd june with highest of 1.35 lac of platelets but in hospital the count was down to 47000 .Even now on 20th june at 2.65 lac platelets having lots of musle pains and body pains every day in afternoon .what is the reason?? doctor advised it should be viral but i am worried?
Yomike, I strongly suggest you to consider "low-FODMAP diet" (search online). Basically it means avoiding sugars like glucose, sucrose, fructose and lactose ..one or more of these often cause bloating and diarrhea in people diagnosed with IBS.
t make the difference when talking about sugars because even if it is fructose, lactose or sucrose or glucose and even if it's from a candy or a vegetable, in the end they will all end up being glucose in your body. What does make a point tho is that complex carbohydrates take longer time to break down in your body to that means the blood glucose remains more stable. Complex carbohydrates are startchy food like patatoes, rice and pastas.
I have just recently been diagnosed as a borderline diabetic (12 hour fast 114 and A1C 6.1%). For the last 4 years I have been lifting weights and trying to following a low carb diet plan. My day starts out at 0400 when I hit the gym for my workout. At this time in the morning my BGL is usually 103-113. After my workout my BGL is about 15-20 points higher. Is this normal??
When intestinal bacteria eat simple sugars glucose - from sweets, fructose - from fruits, lactose - from milk, and maltose from beer, they break them down and produce gas.So, if after this trial, your symptoms will improve, it's possible, you have intestinal bacteria overgrowth. This is tested with a breath test and treated with antibiotics.
If none of these are true for you, then you must insist on a blood glucose examination and maybe a glucose challenge test. It could be either diabetes or high insulin that is causing problems. Another possibility is thyroid problems.
Hope this helps. Please let me know if there is any thing else and do keep me posted. Take care!
I am on Syntroid, 0.100mg. I have also developed an intolerance to lactose and gluten these past two years. I have eliminated all lactose and gluten from my diet. Lactose intake makes my lymph nodes swell. My question is: Syntroid does contain lactose, and it seems that just that little amount prevents me from stopping the swelling, and feeling better. Could I switch to another thyroid medication? Should I continue on Syntroid, and take some digestive enzymes for lactose at the same time?
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