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Q: Intentional high blood sugar

asked by: helpy on April 27th, 2009

New User

hi, im looking for immediate help!! for these past weeks i have not been taking inuslin because i was gaining a lot of weoght. i am very worried my blood sugar is very high and i have a lot of symptoms like thirst , peeing a lot cant see very well. what can i do to control my blood sugar and keep everythong on track and be healthy again without goin to hospital....pls i need help..the sooner you respond the better. Thankx

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kfkohio

replied on April 28th, 2009

Supporter

Do you have some insulin? You need to give yourself a shot and keep doing it until your blood sugar comes down. It is VERY dangerous to not take your insulin. We have a local teenager who DIED because he forgot to take his insulin on a weekend trip. You need to either take some isulin or go to the emergency room...or both.

InsulinPumper

replied on May 12th, 2009

New User

Helpy,

I hope that you have started taking your insulin again. If you are concerned about weight gain, then you can try exercising and eating less carbs. But taking your insulin will not solve the problem. Eventually all that sugar will get processed anyway, but in the meantime you will feel horrible.

Aliante

replied on September 13th, 2009

New User

Carbs aren't the problem. Meat, dairy and heavily processed foods are. Dump the animal products, the msg and all that other junk in your food and eat a whole foods plant based diet.. Exercise daily.

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