Hypoglycemia Forum - Imbalance - fluid in ears or hypoglycemia ?

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Q: Imbalance - fluid in ears or hypoglycemia ?

asked by: mec52 on November 7th, 2009

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hi i been hypoglisimic since i was about 14 now im 27 when i was diagnosed at first at started eating fine but when years past i ate like a normal person now 25,26 and 27 sometimes i only eat one meal a day.one day i just started to feel strange like walking without a perfect balance like kinda of wuzzy,shakky,with fear,menatl fog sometimes,and sometimes i see like when a person puts on glases and they dont need them.(u see kinda of strange)well that feeling.i went to the doctor and he chekt my ears he said that i have water in them that could be to the problem with the disbalance.its making me crazy having all this feeling.can this be too hypoglycemia?im afraid of having a tumor or something else.

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hypo40

replied on November 9th, 2009

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I have had this same feeling since I was diagnised in May. The doctors still are not sure if it's related or not. I have had a MRI on my brain, everything came back normal. Now they think I may have some nerve damage. Went to a chiropractor and he took some xrays. Still waiting for those results. If you do have water in your ear are they going to put you on meds to help you? i'm sorry I don't have an answer for you but I wanted you to know you aren't the only one.

mec52

replied on November 9th, 2009

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thanx man,yeah the gave me loratadine for the fluid in my ears.

hypo40

replied on November 9th, 2009

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Is that working? I'll post what the doctor says about my xrays in a couple of days.

Kat1V

replied on November 9th, 2009

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Hi guys,

That weird, fuzzy, shaky, mental fog, sickly unbalanced feeling you guys are experiencing are hypoglycemic symptoms. I had the same thing. I got a cat scan and everything came back normal. You need to change your diet to change the symptoms you are experiencing - the drugs will probably just mask the symptoms, if it does anything at all. You may want to check out Stan's diet (located at the top of this forum) to get a better understanding of what you should be eating.

mec52

replied on November 9th, 2009

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well i got to go visit the doctor in a week so he can check my ears again to see the improvement of the medicine.thanx kat but the doctor saw fluids in my ear that too make me unbalance.i need to make a good diet.

hypo40

replied on November 10th, 2009

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I have changed my diet. I have been doing this for almost six months. I have done a lot of waht Stan has said also. Most of my symptoms have gone away except the unbalanced vertigo feeling. It feels like the floor moves when I walk and like something is trying to pull me down. I am off balance. his happens 80% of the day. It doesn't come and go with the food I am eating. I'm focusing on my diet and have not cheated at all. I am hoping it will just go away soon with the diet but I want to make sure nothing else is going on as well. Does anyone else experience this odd sensation when they walk?

hypo40

replied on November 12th, 2009

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Hi I tought I would post what the chiropractor said about my x-rays. The vertabrea in my neck is compressing on the nerve that helps in balance and may be causing my off balance feelings. Also the vertebrea in my lower back that effects the pancreas is effecting the nerve down there. I thought this was interesting since the pancreas is what produces insilin. I am going to stay on my diet and go into the chirpopractor three times a week for a while to see if this helps. His thinking is that if you can align your spine correctly than you will feel better as a whole. Any thoughts, let me know.

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