Joined: 17 May 2004 Posts: 3 Location: Bell City, Louisiana
Type 1, What Kinds of Headache Medicines Can I Take?? Posted: 06-05-04 19:04pm
Hello I am 20years old and was diagnosed
with diabetes two days ago. Ihave been
having headaches and im not exactly sure
what medicines I can take. Please help!
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xiaoming
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Joined: 28 Mar 2004 Posts: 1 Location: S'pore
Concerns of Modern Medicine Posted: 06-08-04 11:11am
Even thought medical drugs can provide us
with symptomatic relief, there are many
considerations to weigh carefully
regarding the intake of elements in our
bodies. Is the desired effect occuring?
Are there adverse side effect? What is
the precise dosage needed for the illness?
Will this drug interact negatively with
other drugs?
Essentially, each time we choose whole
foods and excellent nutrition, we allow
our "internal doctor" to do the work. By
filling our body with the finest treasures
harvested from the earth, it's possible to
achieve a healthier body w/o detrimental
side effects.
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Mitamins111
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Joined: 01 Feb 2007 Posts: 28 Location: Sunnyvale
Hi Posted: 02-06-07 03:41am
Recent studies indicate that the early
detection of diabetes symptoms and
treatment can decrease the chance of
developing the complications of diabetes.
Dietary supplements (herbs, minerals,
vitamins etc.) may be of used in helping
to treat your specific health concern.
Alpha-lipoic acid may treat symptoms of
nerve damage in people with diabetes and
may improve the glucose-lowering action of
insulin. Vitamin b complex 50 helps
produce enzymes that convert glucose to
energy and may also aid in preventing
diabetic nerve damage. Flaxseed contains
essential fatty acids that protect against
nerve damage and keep arteries supply. It
also works to lower cholesterol level, and
thereby protecting against heart disease.
Antioxidants, including vitamin c, vitamin
e and phytonutrients in bilberry, prevent
damage to the nerves, eyes, and heart.
Gymnema may increase insulin production or
increase insulin release. Taurine may
improve insulin sensitivity and decrease
cholesterol level.
Calcium, working together with magnesium,
plays a key role in maintaining proper
nerve function. L-phenylalanine is
involved in the biosynthesis of tyrosine
and processes involving neurotransmitters.
A deficiency of pantothenic acid may
cause fatigue and headache.
Please note that this is not to be taken
as medical advice. If you are seeking
treatment, please contact your healthcare
professional.
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roxs752
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Joined: 02 Mar 2007 Posts: 2
Re: Type 1, What Kinds of Headache Medicines Can I Take?? Posted: 03-03-07 16:00pm
Hey, I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes
and when I was first diagnosed I had a
headache for 1-2 weeks till they got my
medicine straight. If your headache is
caused by high or low blood sugar no
medicine is going to help. My doctor told
me I could take anything but asprin.
