It sounds highly likely yes. You need to have a glucose tolerance test or perform it yourself if you can. By the way, not sure if this is going to work, but: откуда вы?

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Btw, thanks for your answer.

I did a blood test on Friday at 10:00 am and the glucose level was normal. In a fact, it was better than it was 7 months ago when my symptoms were not so severe as they are now, but the night before i did the test i was out and had lots of beers drink, and at the morning i had B-Complex and Prazapam before i do the test.

The same day i went to nutritionist, and he told me i shouldn't have drink beers and had medicine before i do the test and that is the reason why my glucose level was normal.

Could you please tell me how to perform the glucose tolerance test by myself?

Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with how you do readings over there. Are you sure they're normal? Also, it's quite common to have normal readings while feeling bad. The reason is that the bad feelings usually happen AFTER the drop in sugar, meaning that by the time you feel bad your body has started to correct the problem a little so it may read as normal or close to it. Here's how you can do the test. You need to fast for about 10-12 hours. Don't eat anything later than 11PM, go to bed, wake up and take the test around 11AM or so. 8-10 hours is usually enough, but the longer you wait the more clear the results will be. Then, you need to select something VERY sugary. The test has you ingest 100g of sugar, so that's what you need to do. Grape juice will work best. Get some grape juice and figure out exactly how much 100g of sugar will amount to, probably around a liter or half a liter or so. Then, take your sugar for the fasting reading and after this drink the juice. Take it every half hour thereafter for up to six hours, if you can take it. Have someone there with you so they can feed you or possibly take you to the doctor if you end up passing out. Some people feel REALLY bad after the first two hours or so so making it 6 is not easy, but it will give you the best reading possible. That's how you do it. This computer doesn't have Russian on it, otherwise I'd type more in it, I have to wait until I'm home to do it. Always interesting how I can understand other Slavic languages fairly well because of the similarities.

I am the same age and have been feeling the same way since July 2007 and have been having the same symptoms...wondering how you are coping with it and if you have had and specific diagnoses yet

thank-you