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anyone who is in the medical field I have a few questions
not quite sure what is wrong exactly, I am a week late, am not pregnant, test was neg. my blood sugar was 302 last night, and earlier today it was at 257, I just feel kind of off kilter, am extremely tired, and just feel blah. Anyone know what maybe it could be????
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05-07-2009 07:01 PM
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not sure kind of hope so, I am so over having the monthly visits..lol
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I'm not going to venture a guess. With your glucose levels being high that's be the first thing that'd cross my mind. Those symptoms could be a number of things. Call your doctor. I see patients with late or missed periods for a large number of issues. I hope you feel better ASAP.
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Shelia your levels are to HIGH!!! I think its time to go to the doc and get a complete physical. They can do a blood test that will let you know if you are in menopause. They can also get your sugar under control.
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Originally Posted by
sheila_361
not sure kind of hope so, I am so over having the monthly visits..lol
That can be found out in a jiffy by getting an FSH blood test. I wish mine would end. It's still going strong at my age!
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Originally Posted by
speedygirl
I'm not going to venture a guess. With your glucose levels being high that's be the first thing that'd cross my mind. Those symptoms could be a number of things. Call your doctor. I see patients with late or missed periods for a large number of issues. I hope you feel better ASAP.
I think making an appointment for a checkup & a chat would be the wisest course of action and will most put your mind at ease. Feel better!
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I was gonna tell you your levels are to high also.
If you are a diabetic, then that could also be the problem with you being late. Mine was right the opposite. I had so many different things going on with my body. I was always tired, cranky, my whole body hurt and my monthly cycle was ugghhh! After going to the Dr and being put on meds cause I'm pre-diabetic he said. It straightened everything out. Please get yourself checked. With your levels being that high it could damage your body.
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Originally Posted by
speedygirl
I'm not going to venture a guess. With your glucose levels being high that's be the first thing that'd cross my mind. Those symptoms could be a number of things. Call your doctor. I see patients with late or missed periods for a large number of issues. I hope you feel better ASAP.
I know I need to go and get tested for diabetes as well, my mom had it and she was diagnosed with it in her late 40's which where I am now.. Thanks.. I am one of the unfortunate ones that has no health insurance, but I am going to find me a clinic that does things on a sliding scale I have found a couple. So in the next few days I will go get myself a complete physical.
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I will go in the next couple of days, I promise...
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Originally Posted by
sheila_361
I will go in the next couple of days, I promise...
I'll hold you to it! A good idea is to keep a diary of your glucose levels leading up to the appointment. Make sure that you do them near the same time each day and write down the time each was taken, before a meal, after a meal, time of day etc... Also, keep a journal of what you're eating.
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