VictoriaGB
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Female (Wales - UK)
225 posts since April 25th, 2008
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Female (Wales - UK)
225 posts since April 25th, 2008
VictoriaGB's posts
My pregnancy has turned out to be TWINS!
I'm not having any more trouble with my blood sugar, if anything it's more stable than ever, but it's early days. My diet is all over the place with nausea and eating 'what I should' is impossible! I eat whatever doesn't smell like gone off brocolli at the time.
I'm not having any more trouble with my blood sugar, if anything it's more stable than ever, but it's early days. My diet is all over the place with nausea and eating 'what I should' is impossible! I eat whatever doesn't smell like gone off brocolli at the time.
It's funny someone replied to this, I found yesterday I'm pregnant.
There's not going to be a lot of information on this subject, and any that's around is going to be sketchy and not necessarily reliable. As we all know, 'reactive' hypoglycemia isn't widely accepted.
If you get problems I'd say speak to your midwife first. Some women do get hypog... more
This is why Wiki is never taken seriously.
The point is, regardless of the test used or the time of day or your preference for yellow socks - if a person is experiencing symptoms without a hypoglycemic blood sugar, then it's not hypoglycemia at that point in time. Either the blood sugar is at a hypoglycemic level at the time of symptoms, or it's ... more
I probably shouldn't, but I'd advise doing a little research and taking your diet into your own hands. Maybe tnake all the foods that you know cause symptoms and replace them with good foods that you know don't, like lean meats and fish/veggies.
These symptoms from certain foods seems to be getting quite common, though seemingly 'unexplainable', p... more
I don't think "sweating when you eat" is isolated to diabetics.
It's perfectly natural to get warm when you eat and for a short time after, it's called diet-induced thermogenesis (in English, it's just your metabolism speeding up due to the food you just ate digesting, which means increased heat production and possible sweating).
More extensive s... more
What about swimming pool activities?
Exercising is a great way to raise your metabolism temporarily and improve effeciency, as well as a buffet of other benefits. Anything you can manage would be a start. Do you have a physio or a specialist who can advise/give you a suitable exercise program?
Of course diet is VERY important in weight loss. If y... more
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