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Old 07-08-2011, 08:24 AM #3
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Hello,

Scarry symptoms. I found the blood sugar swings very telling, like there is a strong endocrine influence going on. The sweet smelling urine? Has it been checked for acetone?

When you had your accident, did you sustain a head injury?

Injury to the lower spine can cause incontinence.

Hunger, the severe kind, seen in thyroid and diabetes, which you have had ruled out. When was your last blood work for these?

No wonder you are at your wits end.

I am a retired critical care/ED nurse manager.
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