Well for the past few weeks I have been drinking a shitload of water but I have still been really thirsty. Once or twice I felt really disy. My dad thinks it could be diabetes?Do you think I should get tested?
my sister has juvenile diabetes...she peed in the middle of the night alot because your body is getting rid of all the sugar it cant metabolize....but yea
how old are you? juvenile doesnt really hit older kids from what I know
I definitely do not want to argue your personal experience with hyperglycemia. But aside from polyuria(frequent urination) and polydipsia(excessive thirst) they share very similar symptoms. Blurry vision, confusion, nausea, vomiting, sweating, fatigue, hunger, headache, trembling... Is it necessary to qualify my statement with my experience over the years?I felt perfectly fine with hyperglycemia - the symptoms are definitely not the same as hypoglycemia (the ones that matter, anyway).
Regards,
R
Sorry Bro...did not mean to offend.they share very similar symptoms. Blurry vision, confusion, nausea, vomiting, sweating, fatigue, hunger, headache, trembling... Is it necessary to qualify my statement with my experience over the years?
Bigpete, are you on any meds? I do the Avandia/Glucophage deal.Get checked for your own piece of mind.. I'm such a nerd when it comes to medical **** and my own body that I knew I'd get screwed.. So yeah, been diagnosed with NIDDM (Non Insulin Dependent Diabetes Melitus), or type 2 in summer '04..
I was entertaining the Avandia idea, metformin half the time doesn't work well for me so I dose high on R-ALA.. Just met with my new doctor, looks like I may end up on Avandia, and get that neck surgery I needed.. :woohoo:Bigpete, are you on any meds? I do the Avandia/Glucophage deal.
When you carb, I guess you do it with oatmeal, etc. and keep it to a minimum? I try and keep to <125 grams of carbs per day on average.
Also, I have heard that in some folks, it is not all that unusual for the BG to go high after a workout - this does not happen with me, though.
Later,
R
No offense taken. I also did not want to discount your experience which is not out of the norm.Sorry Bro...did not mean to offend.
What BG levels would be required for the confusion, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms that are similar to the hypoglycemia?
The typical type II will probably never experience these symptoms, will they? And in general, the vast majority of hyperglycemic patients won't have these either, from what I have read.
Later,
R
I actually take Avandamet. It works great for me, although they keep shutting down their factories or having other production problems.I was entertaining the Avandia idea, metformin half the time doesn't work well for me so I dose high on R-ALA..
can't hurt to get it tested, u just piss on a strip, takes 5 seconds.
Between 600-1200mg daily, when the metformin slacks it seems to boost it abit.. That explains why I still eat alot of carbs..I only take 200mg of R-ALA /day. May I ask what you mean by a high dose?
Later,
R
Not for the urine test. I am not sure this is the best way to go though. Go to a doctor and have a glucose tolerance test performed.Do I need to fast before this?
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