tazzygirl -> RE: Can drinking 2 much sweet and low over the course of 2 days give you a sore throat? (12/22/2011 10:57:11 PM)
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ORIGINAL: LafayetteLady TFB, do you HAVE a blood glucose monitor? Even with controlled diabetics, random blood sugar readings should be done. Sounds like your doctor is recommending a nutritionist for your weight issues instead of diabetic issues. That one little word can mae all the difference. Honestly, if your doctor has not told you to get a monitor and check your blood regluarly, you should change to a doctor who knows more about diabetes. When I was first diagnosed, she told me my levels, said they meant I was diabetic, and I should lose weight. That's it. I didn't see that doctor again, switched to someone else in the group who helped me get it under control, sent me to the regional diabetes center to learn about the disease and how to treat it. It's one thing to say that "no diabetic patient under her care should be drinking juice, but if she doesn't have you regularly checking your blood sugar, no sane patient should be under her care. My sugars have now dropped to the 150's... a far cry from a fasting of over 350. They still spike sometimes after meals, but are better at 180 - 200. I find myself pushing my Drs faster than even they want to go because its holding up my surgery on my heel. I hooked up with a pharmacist in the group, and Mike has been wonderful at helping me push the Drs. My A1C dropped to 10, 3 points in 3 months. My cholesterol level by more than half and my BP is normal on low dose meds. Tfb, please, start checking your sugars. If your insurance is paying, you need to take advantage of every resource. Walgreens does glucose checks, you could drop in there and have them do one tomorrow. As an aside, LL, any idea why the toe nails beds would change colors?
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