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Old 07-21-2013, 01:43 PM #1
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Default Diabetes and fatigue

Does diabetes cause extreme fatigue? My A1C's run from 6.2 to 6.5 but as soon as I eat "anything", I feel like I have been drugged with sleeping medication. I will almost fall off my chair with an overwhelming need to sleep. My doc said "take a walk" after you eat. "You can't fall asleep while walking." Well, walking is NOT an option due to extreme nerve pain from an unrelated condition. I recently had out of town company and could not stay awake after lunch just to sit and visit. Should I be looking for other causes?
Thanks for any comments.
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