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Histamine occurs naturally in certain foods and an enzyme called diamine oxidase, which is present in our body breaks down the histamine which we absorb from food. Deficiency of this enzyme can cause histamine intolerance. Among the naturally occurring fruits and vegetables some can be rich in histamines and some promote the release of histamine from mast cells. So, with consumption of food the reactions can vary.

There's a post by Gus who asked the same question yesterday. Diabetes medicine Metformin helps to produce insulin in the gut to "help" lower your glucose levels. It doesn't perform miracles nor does it lower your glucose levels by itself. The key word is "help." Lifestyle change is required. This is done by controlling your glucose levels with proper nutrition, moderate exercise, and weight control. Read my posts in the threads from Darkestlight and Gus on this forum.

I also have pain in the joints of my hands. My knees, arms and legs and neck are always in pain. At the end of a 7 hour work day, I feel like if was picked up off the ground and dropped crushing every bone in my body. I went to my family doctor. He tested me for rheumatoid arthritis which was negative and other autoimmune diseases. Only thing that came out abnormal was the peroxidase ab 577.0. T4 normal. Tsh normal. I have a goiter of the thyroid, nodules, pain.

How Many Times Does Your Docter Make You Get Your Blood Work Done ? Im 26 Weeks & Im On My 3rd Time Going To Get My Blood Tooking & Idk If Its Normal Or Not .. I Asked My Sister If She Got Blood Work Done & She Told me Only Once To See Her Blood Type. The First Time I Dont Rememeber Why They told Me To Get It Done , But The Second Time Was To See If My Baby Could Have Holes In Or Spine Or Somethin .. Then My Last Visit She Gave Me Another Paper To Get My Blood Work AGAIN !

"How long it will do its work before I have to increase dosage or change medication?" It would appear a lot depends on how well you are controlling and managing your glucose levels, your weight and if you are adhering to diabetic nutritional guidelines. Are you asking because your glucose levels are rising? What are your pre and postprandial levels? Increasing or changing medication is something only your doctor can decide as he/she has your medical records/history.

I'm a ftm and I'm still really early at 8w2d. Last Friday I had my first appointment and had a lot of blood work done which is normal but I'm getting the tests back with not a lot of explanation. Its making me a little nervous. The thing that worries me the most is that the glucose test came out about 5 points high and I have to go in for the 3 hour glucose test. Has anyone had this happen and ended up not having anything wrong? I'm fearing the worst and hoping for the best.

Not too long ago I posted some information about the pill Crave Control. At that time I had not tried them, so I ordered them and began today. The only bad thing I can say about these is they are huge and you have to take 4 before breakfast and 4 before lunch, which is somewhat difficult to get down because of the size. I took my first dose at 5p and I can say I felt a difference by 6p. My mood did elevate, I noticed a little energy, and I was a little calmer.

But since then my viral load is steadily going up, IT was 17 million in Oct 09, now last week it was 24 million. So that is how much virus is in your blood right? So does that mean the sides could be worse since it is so high, would it slam the virus hard at first? Or could it mean my liver may be getting worse quicker since it is multiplying fast in my blood? here is some of my blood results today, hcv rna detected 24,100,000 IU/mL Log =7.38 glucose 122H BUN 10 Sodium 135 L Potassium-4.

I've been on clonopin for 2 years to treat major anxiety. When I found out I was pregnant I stopped immediately to avoid complications. I saw my psychiatrist today and she put me back on it saying the benefits far out way the risks in my case. I haven't been able to work or really function in a month. The Dr is preg too so I trust her but has anyone else taken antianxiety or SSRI meds while pregnant??

I have my glucose test next week plus I go in for my regular check up also. I need to request time off of work for it, but I'm not sure how long I should request off. How long did your glucose test take to complete? How fast did you get the results back?

How accurate are glucose meters?. The other day, I did two measurements of sugar blood in a row, (same finger) seconds appart and the glucose meter showed a difference in the numbers.

Dreamfields does not work for me it works for other people but sadly not for me. I found shiritaki (SP) noodles work for me, Just make SURE you rinse them well before cooking.

They are suppose to strip my membranes how does that work? Does it hurt.

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