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How do you feel when your blood sugar is high?

admin — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 10:53:05 +0000

I’ve had low blood sugar before but this feeling is different.
I’m on Metformin, not for diabetes though. I am trying to concieve and have PCOS.
I was feeling weird the other day and it went away about 45 minutes after I took my metformin. I’ve done that exact same things a couple more times. So it’s making me think I’m getting this feeling from high blood sugar.

Can’t concentrate and will feel moody. You may have muscle cramps and temporary blurred vision. You feel tired and thirsty and with a need to urinate often. You may also have a yeast infection. These are the common symptoms of high blood sugar.Metformin is an oral antidiabetic – non insulin dependent. In your case,having PCOS -Polycystic ovary disease or many cysts in the ovaries,the medication Metformin makes ovulation normal and that’s why you are taking the medication. I would like to add that in case you are overweight, losing weight may help you reduce insulin levels,stimulate ovulation and improve fertiity. Hope this help. Good luck! Neida

If you are a non-insulin dependent diabetic, is sleepiness during the day a sign of high blood sugar?

admin — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 21:37:08 +0000

My diabetic, ( not me) ate out lunch & dinner the day before, the next day he spent sleeping most of the day away. Does that mean his sugar was high? If so how could he have lowered it?

if he ate a high carb meal , his BS levels might have been high…that could’ve made him sleepy..i know when i eat potatoes or spaghetti, i get very sleepy…i have type 2 diabetes…he should drink lots of water..and exercise lightly that will bring it down quite a bit…if he is not on meds. he needs to se a dr… the meds. help keep it down if you dont overdo …portion control

i have diabetis i’m 44 years old and have high blood sugar does any one know of any natural ways to lower it

admin — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 00:28:05 +0000

i dont know what type but i DO NOT use innsulin but i do take these blue AMARYL 2 MG TABLETS but my blood sugar is still high my doctor said i have to make lifestyle changes and stuff well does any know of any remedies that may help all relevant answers get a good rating.

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My doctor recommended this as a way to lower blood sugar levels, and it works: take a teaspoon of CINNAMON a day! Cinnamon is a natural way to lower blood sugar, and it works!

Warning: do NOT mix your cinnamon with SUGAR! Also drink plenty of cold water, cut out soda and juices COMPLETELY, and start drinking unsweetened iced tea!

I’m 39, I have Type II diabetes, I take Glyburide, and my blood sugar is now typically in the 110’s to 120’s. It would be lower, but I’ve gained 45 pounds since an accident almost 2 years ago.

If you are hyperglycemic what foods should you eat when your blood sugar is high?

admin — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 23:07:14 +0000

My aunt is hyperglycemic which means her blood gets high so please help me help her find what foods she can eat. I had asked this question before and I got no good answers, now to be more specific I wasn’t asking what foods LOWER the blood sugar I was asking what foods she could eat that wouldnlt make her blood sugar HIGHER.

Protein foods do not lower blood sugar, that’s utterly ridiculous. When consumed with carbs, they merely slow the absorption of foods that normally produce blood sugar (carbohydrates).

That being said, there are a couple of foods that might aid the body in dealing with blood sugar. Those are cinnamon and ampalaya (bitter melon). But rest assured, consuming more food, of any type, is far less effective (often worsening the situation) than a little exercise and simply eating the right foods.

Now then, since you’re asking what foods help keep blood sugar from going higher, that is going to be the ones Mother Nature provides…. Natural foods. They are full of essential nutrients, and naturally low in calories. The nutrients help your body deal with the calories more effectively than man made/processed foods. You still can’t beat good old fashioned exercise for keeping blood sugar low, however.

Is diabetes caused by low or high blood sugar?

admin — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:24:10 +0000

If someone has diabetes is it because their blood sugar is too high or too low? I’m having some symptoms, to get tested, am I supposed to fast for 12 hours and then go and see my doctor?

It is because there blood sugars are too high. Your symptoms of being a diabetic would be increased thirst, increased urination, weight loss and a fruity smelling breath. If your going to get tested to see if you are or not you do not have to do anything especially fasting because it isn’t going to matter either way. The doctor will do a simple blood test and probably a urine culture to see if you are diabetic or not.

Can someone please tell me what to eat with high blood sugar?

admin — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 17:25:09 +0000

I posted about this earlier, I was just discharged from a hospital with blood sugar of 242. I was never diagnosed Diabetic. Well I am home now and I live alone with no meters, nothing.

What should I do? What can I eat or am I screwed? Thanks.

Of course you can eat.
I am diagnosed with Insulin Resistance, which is Pre- Type II Diabetes.
I was told by my doctor not to eat any food with sugar or high in carbohydrates.
It sounds hard,
but believe me, once you get used to it, its not that hard.
Took me a week, Although the carb part is a little more difficult.

Dont drink regular pop, or lattes or coffee with sugar in it.
Read alllll food lables before consuming anything.

If youre going to have something with sugar in it, atleast stay within the 10mg range. No higher than that.

As for carbs, it does turn into sugar. So eat with caution. Use serving sizes.
And try consulting a doctor.
Ask them if you should be on something.
If they dont say much or tell you anything direct;
Get a new doctor.

Is 600 considered a high blood sugar level?

admin — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 15:30:03 +0000

My step dad’s doctor told him that his blood sugar level is at 600 and that he needs to get to the emergency room. Is this considered life threatening? He has recently had a stroke and has to walk with a cane because he falls. He has also lost a lot of weight.

Oh my heavens yes!!! My doctor advised me to keep my blood sugar levels under 100 in order to maintain a healthy level. Diabetes runs in my family so I have a physical every year.

causes for high blood sugar besides diabetes?

admin — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 17:29:02 +0000

I recently had a fasting glucose test and my sugar was 109. My doctor says I am pre-diabetic. I am in shock since I excercise daily, eat only whole grains, veggies and fruit, nver drink sodas or eat fast food and am actually underwieght(105 lbs). Does anyone know of other reasons for the high level? I have been under stress lately from fear of losing my job. Could this cause the rise?

I wonder what the doctor thinks of someone who has a reading of 126, like me, and I am not diabetic?

109 is not that high.

A better way to check is a A1c test, it ives you a indication of what your sugar levels have been doing over the past 3 months or so. If that reading is over 7.5% then you are diabetic, while under 6% you are not diabetic, and in between you may be pre-diabetic.

I guess your doctor could say the whole world is either diabetic or "Pre-diabetic" in that they all have a chance of getting it some day. I would think a reading over 130 would be considered pre-diabetic, while a reading as low as yours would not be considered diabetic at all (with a supporting normal A1c test).

One test on one morning is not a great indication of your health. Perhaps if they took one test each monday for a month, then you will have an idea of your total health.

Does having high blood sugar cause eye floaters?

admin — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 16:35:04 +0000

I see hundreds of eye floaters. I am diabetic and my blood sugar is probably 150 on average. Do you think lowering my average will help?

Just keep your blood sugar in control, and there’s nothing else you can do, just prevent them from getting worse.

Thanks a lot, now that you mentioned them, I’m noticing my floaters.

can you get sores on your body from high blood sugar?

admin — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 18:34:28 +0000

I have one on my face, hand and toe.I went to the doctor and he told me that it was because of my sugar being so high.He took a culture on them to see what it is.I’m going to wait for his phone call.Can anyone help me.

Yes, I’ve heard of people with diabetes heal very slow, lose eyesight, lose leg, etc. but it is controllable if you cooperate with what your doctor tells you.