stroke symptoms diabetes

s typically associated more with low blood sugar than high. Diabetes symptoms include (but are not limited to) blurred vision, increased thirst, frequent urination, and fatigue.

Watch out for the symptoms of stroke also. Anti-platelet drugs and anticoagulants may also be indicated. Take care and best regards.

hyperglycemia (diabetes). I have experienced hypoglycemia on several occasions and my symptoms were quite similar to yours. See your doc right away.

When blood flow to the brain is suddenly stopped, this is a stroke. A stroke is accompanied by clinical symptoms such as weakness on one side, slurred speech, visual problems, or problems with thinking or language. For example, a MRI report might mention left sided brain changes that suggest the appearance of a stroke. If this is the cause of a patient?

Numbness in your right toes and your right hand are Diabetes symptoms for full blown T2 called neuropathic complications. If you are not sure if you are already a T2 then, the most inexpensive and quickest way to find out if you are an T2, go buy a Diabetes self test kit called A1C NOW, made by Bayer, at Wal-mart or at Walsgreen for $29.99. Within 10 minutes after the test, you'll see the results. Or set up an appointment to see a neurologist.

Ok guys lately I've experince extreme thirst and huge numbness in my body along with hot and cold flashes now my last blood test was in December so I really doubt it's diabetes and if it is wow I am vulnerable also my numbness occurs during the stages of sleep I get really tired but seem my body starts to numb or like Ima catch a seiZure explaining it is hard I constanly check my blood pressure my last one being 113/74 and I don't do drugs nor smoke and I am 24 so doubt a stroke I hv

Hi,my 57 year old mother suffered a hemorrhagic stroke,she was pretty healty before this,but she does smoke.The doc said it was 4 cm and it was on her left side,her vision is affected and her capability to read. She was in the hospital 5 days,her blood pressure,blood work,everything looks good which is very weird!Other then that she was conscious all the time,no memory loss or anything like that. My question is why the docs didn't give her any medication while in the hospital or after?

Recent tests revealed nothing and doctors are not pursuing it. This person has no diabetes or other serious problems except a minor stroke 2 years ago with no lasting damage. His father showed symptoms of it in his 80's and now he has symptoms in his mid-60's. Any ideas?

I do not know if I am at the right forum, but I have always heard that burning and numbness in hands and feet is a sign of diabetes!!!!??? Anyone ever experience these sensations before? If it is serious we will go to the doc but it is hard because we have no insurance and cannot afford it. Should we go anyway?

This requires further evaluation as the possibility of stroke also cannot be ruled out since you have symptoms only on one side of the body. Do you have any risk factors for stroke like high BP, smoking, diabetes, high cholesterol? Take care!

A black male in his early fifties suffers a thrombotic stroke. He has high cholesterol and blood pressure but is thin with no diabetes. When he suffers his stroke he loses function on one side of his body and becomes disoriented. He is taken to the ER right away. How long is he likely to be in the hospital? What is the plausibility for either lasting effects or a complete recovery?

do you have any other symptoms? Is it tingling like bad blood flow or actually numb like unusable?

Generally, a 50% blockage of a carotid and if you haven't had any signs or symptoms of a stroke, it is usually recommend that the condition be treated with lifestyle changes and medication. Eating healthy foods, exercising, losing weight and, in some cases, lowering the amount of sodium in your diet, may help slow the progression of carotid artery blockage (stenosis). Cigarette smoking is a risk factor for carotid artery disease and stroke. If you use tobacco, you should permanently stop.

I am a 49 yr old female, who smokes, no Hypertension or diabetes, I have had all symptoms of Stroke/TIA, I had radiating pain down L arm, numbing/tingling up L side of face, profuse sweating, dizziness, I also had slight pain across jaw, no weakness though, this has happened more than one time, all of my test come out negative, is that normal for a TIA that nothing shows? I am afraid that when or if I have a stroke, that will be it since everything comes up negative.

In a patient the age of your daughter, the conventional causes of TIA and stroke present in older adults are absent (such as smoking, diabetes etc). However, patients of this age can still and do have TIAs and strokes.

That sounds like a stroke - perhaps a TIA. Next time that happens, go to the ER instead of taking a nap. All of those symptoms can be caused by depriving the brain of oxygen. And that's never good.

in the sense of symptoms of a stroke and stroke warning as signs of a pathology that could lead eventually to a stroke. the only way that could indicate higher risk of stroke is that it was caused by a vascular problem, but you should have a bit more going on I guess. it also depends on your age. maybe it was caused by sudden sun exposure. why are you worried about having a stroke, do you have other symptoms? is there someone in your family who's had a stroke?

Doing a journal on my diet, weight, and diabetes numbers after my TIA/Stroke. Talking to one of my doctors two days ago, he read a new article that states that the medical comunity has revised their take on TIA's. They now no that there can be a longer recovery period than previously believed (1 to 24 hours), and even permanent damage. I now realize that I am having troubles remembering things I did just the day before (like what I ate for breakfast, lunch, and dinner).

Came back in the middle of the night. Gets stronger and weaker. If diabetes, not likely to be entire side of body. If stroke, not likely to go away and return. Varying degree of numbness also odd. Like the side, especially the arm, has fallen asleep. Sometimes very pronounced, sometimes, just slightly numb.

I am 57 year old female with strong family history of diabetes, heart attack, stroke and cancer. I am taking insulin 2 x daily and have recently have started have tingling/numbness sensations in my lower legs and feet and my arms. Could this is from the type 2 diabetes I have?

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