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Old 12-15-2012, 09:56 AM #1
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Your B12 is low.

B12 is something you should try asap.
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I agree with MrsD.

I would be watching those blood glucose numbers, especially 1hr post meal numbers, as that is when it spikes. Spiking numbers can cause damage to body, organs, cause PN long before a doctor ever gives you a diagnosis of diabetes.

Anytime your numbers spike above 140, damage can occur.

Doctors don't care until it's too late.
My damn doctor has drawn a line in the sand at 7.0 HBA1C for any intervention. That's an average blood sugar of around 170 I believe, and I am paying dearly for it. Can't believe I bought his indifference.
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Sadly most doctors are way too late to the game. It's usually out of control by the time a dr will give a diabetes diagnosis.

My moms husband gets spikes of 200 and above and the dr said since it comes back down to lower numbers in 2 hours he should just try to change his eating habits....WHAT?

Sometimes its the dang doctors that kill us. That and our stupidity to simply believe everything they say.
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My damn doctor has drawn a line in the sand at 7.0 HBA1C for any intervention. That's an average blood sugar of around 170 I believe, and I am paying dearly for it. Can't believe I bought his indifference.
BlueSkyBaby, once my cholesterol hit 88 my doctor put me on cholesterol meds>simvastatin which who knows i might be paying the price for taking a simvastatin then changed me to pravastatin.I need to talked to my doctor to put me on a cholesterol thats a non statin.
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BlueSkyBaby, once my cholesterol hit 88 my doctor put me on cholesterol meds>simvastatin which who knows i might be paying the price for taking a simvastatin then changed me to pravastatin.I need to talked to my doctor to put me on a cholesterol thats a non statin.
88? Is that LDL? Do you have a stent or cardiac bypass?
That is really low IMO. Please research the posts here... type "statin" into out search engine, for recent discussions on side effects etc.
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