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Link between red dose and visual defects
I have been advised by the retinal screening service that I have early evidence of damage to the retina consistent with my type 2 diabetes, which has been exacerbated by the prednisolone, and up until now controlled by diet (Bloods normal). I have been experiencing visual defects, like a migraine, but
I have been advised by the retinal screening service that I have early evidence of damage to the retina consistent with my type 2 diabetes, which has been exacerbated by the prednisolone, and up until now controlled by diet (Bloods normal). I have been experiencing visual defects, like a migraine, but
Jocelyn344
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PMRGCAuk
5 years ago
Death of the calorie
Did you all see this in "Healthy Eating"? It is a long read - but interesting. https://www.1843magazine.com/features/death-of-the-calorie Many of us here find that what works (without counting calories) is a combination of The Low Carbohydrate, High-Fat (LCHF) diet (see the forum here on Health Unlocked
Did you all see this in "Healthy Eating"? It is a long read - but interesting. https://www.1843magazine.com/features/death-of-the-calorie Many of us here find that what works (without counting calories) is a combination of The Low Carbohydrate, High-Fat (LCHF) diet (see the forum here on Health Unlocked
S11m
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Weight Loss Support
5 years ago
Polyhydramnios
Greetings all I was diagnosed with polyhydramnios at 30 weeks. I'm now 33 weeks hoping to be induced at 37wks. Unfortunately, I have since the diagnosis been positive to gestational diabetes. I was hoping to go for epidural but with all the horror stories relating to polyhydramnios and baby, will it
Greetings all I was diagnosed with polyhydramnios at 30 weeks. I'm now 33 weeks hoping to be induced at 37wks. Unfortunately, I have since the diagnosis been positive to gestational diabetes. I was hoping to go for epidural but with all the horror stories relating to polyhydramnios and baby, will it
Tillymet
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
5 years ago
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Abingdon Parkrun No 5 and hopefully a PB at last!!
... and looking a bit beetrooty and sweating holding up my place bar code - 447 so not that quick! I am on tenterhooks for the official result - not because it might not be a PB, but in case they've messed up. Abingdon Parkrun just posted on Facebook that the "Results are putting up a fight this week
... and looking a bit beetrooty and sweating holding up my place bar code - 447 so not that quick! I am on tenterhooks for the official result - not because it might not be a PB, but in case they've messed up. Abingdon Parkrun just posted on Facebook that the "Results are putting up a fight this week
iain-strachan
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
5 years ago
Majorly confused
Hi there I'm new to the group, and I'm apologising in advance for the long post. Advice is really needed. I was diagnosed as having non diabetic hypoglycaemia a few month ago, I was given some printed out advice from the GP on that advice it states I am not diabetic I am not borderline diabetic but
Hi there I'm new to the group, and I'm apologising in advance for the long post. Advice is really needed. I was diagnosed as having non diabetic hypoglycaemia a few month ago, I was given some printed out advice from the GP on that advice it states I am not diabetic I am not borderline diabetic but
bevjane74
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
5 years ago
HbA1c from 48 to119 in mmol/mol colour coded.
Please take a look at this link for HbA1c blood test numbers.: The in mmol / l link also gives what to aim for during the day https://www.nhstayside.scot.nhs.uk/OurServicesA-Z/DiabetesOutThereDOTTayside/PROD_263654/index.htm HbA1c mmol / mol 42 Blue colour 48 to 58 Green colour in target. Between 53
Please take a look at this link for HbA1c blood test numbers.: The in mmol / l link also gives what to aim for during the day https://www.nhstayside.scot.nhs.uk/OurServicesA-Z/DiabetesOutThereDOTTayside/PROD_263654/index.htm HbA1c mmol / mol 42 Blue colour 48 to 58 Green colour in target. Between 53
sandybrown
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
Suitable suggestions
I am a diabetic person since 8 years .At present daily in the morning and night before taking food Iam taking Glycomet GP2 and after noon tenlimac 20 mg ten minutes before lunch and morning after break fast telcertan 20 mg and night after dinner rozucar asp 75 mg tablet. Latest my reading are fasting
I am a diabetic person since 8 years .At present daily in the morning and night before taking food Iam taking Glycomet GP2 and after noon tenlimac 20 mg ten minutes before lunch and morning after break fast telcertan 20 mg and night after dinner rozucar asp 75 mg tablet. Latest my reading are fasting
krishnamoorthy
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Diabetes & Hypertension Help Society
5 years ago
7 day Diet plan to help control diabetes. 💚
Hello everyone, Here's an interesting article on managing blood sugar levels with a healthy diet. There is lots of advice on carbs fibre the DASH diet and balancing carbs with activity. I do like how they are encouraging healthy eating options and making the diet more interesting. So please see:
Hello everyone, Here's an interesting article on managing blood sugar levels with a healthy diet. There is lots of advice on carbs fibre the DASH diet and balancing carbs with activity. I do like how they are encouraging healthy eating options and making the diet more interesting. So please see:
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
5 years ago
7 day Diet plan to help control diabetes. 💚
Hello everyone, Here's an interesting article on managing blood sugar levels with a healthy diet. There is lots of advice on carbs fibre the DASH diet and balancing carbs with activity. I do like how they are encouraging healthy eating options and making the diet more interesting. So please see:
Hello everyone, Here's an interesting article on managing blood sugar levels with a healthy diet. There is lots of advice on carbs fibre the DASH diet and balancing carbs with activity. I do like how they are encouraging healthy eating options and making the diet more interesting. So please see:
Hidden
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
51 year old person from Inverness, quickly lost 2½ stone and had type 1 diabetes
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[u]WEIGHT LOSS COMPLIMENTS REVEALED DIABETES.[/u]
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In the end, I gave in and cycled to my doctor’s surgery, where he checked my blood glucose levels. They were sky high at 45 [a normal level is between 4 and 7]. I was astonished.
' Very interesting story. you can read it in today's mail
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[u]WEIGHT LOSS COMPLIMENTS REVEALED DIABETES.[/u]
" '
In the end, I gave in and cycled to my doctor’s surgery, where he checked my blood glucose levels. They were sky high at 45 [a normal level is between 4 and 7]. I was astonished.
' Very interesting story. you can read it in today's mail
sandybrown
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
Broken ankle - burning sensation
Hi all just looking for some advice. I broke my ankle just over a week ago and today I was fitted with a boot. I’m currently laid in bed in agony with an awful burning sensation in my toes. Has anyone else ever experienced this? I didn’t have this with the half cast only tonight with the boot. I’m not
Hi all just looking for some advice. I broke my ankle just over a week ago and today I was fitted with a boot. I’m currently laid in bed in agony with an awful burning sensation in my toes. Has anyone else ever experienced this? I didn’t have this with the half cast only tonight with the boot. I’m not
gemm27
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Pain Concern
5 years ago
High cholesterol?
I had my 3 monthly Thyroid test with Thriva and added a Lipid profile to the test as I have never had my cholesterol tested before and my mum has high cholesterol. The following results came back:
Cholesterol
- 5.95mmol/L (range: 0-5.0)
HDL
- 1.21mmol/L (range: >1.3)
Triglycerides[
I had my 3 monthly Thyroid test with Thriva and added a Lipid profile to the test as I have never had my cholesterol tested before and my mum has high cholesterol. The following results came back:
Cholesterol
- 5.95mmol/L (range: 0-5.0)
HDL
- 1.21mmol/L (range: >1.3)
Triglycerides[
saltylu
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Researchers say No to Low Carb/Keto Diet!
An interesting read for most of us who practice Low Carb Diet.... The results from a pooled research on low carbohydrate diets were presented at the European Society of Cardiology's 2018 Congress in August by researchers based in the UK, Poland, Sweden, and Greece.... The article outlines the start of
An interesting read for most of us who practice Low Carb Diet.... The results from a pooled research on low carbohydrate diets were presented at the European Society of Cardiology's 2018 Congress in August by researchers based in the UK, Poland, Sweden, and Greece.... The article outlines the start of
namaha
Administrator
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
Calprotectin - what can I eat
Hello all I was told by my GP in May that I have calprotectin. The level was 118 but she had not prescribed any anti biotics. I have been treating the inflammation with immune busters (ginger, cinnamon and turmeric) and it seems to be working. However I have no idea what foods I should be eating and
Hello all I was told by my GP in May that I have calprotectin. The level was 118 but she had not prescribed any anti biotics. I have been treating the inflammation with immune busters (ginger, cinnamon and turmeric) and it seems to be working. However I have no idea what foods I should be eating and
Coco25
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Crohn's and Colitis Support
5 years ago
How long before tingling toes occur in untreated diabetes?
How long does it take before peripheral neuropathy in the form of "tingling numbness" in the feet appears in untreated type 2 diabetes. Of course there are many factors such as the degree of diabetes and diet but are we talking weeks, months, years?
How long does it take before peripheral neuropathy in the form of "tingling numbness" in the feet appears in untreated type 2 diabetes. Of course there are many factors such as the degree of diabetes and diet but are we talking weeks, months, years?
Cetus
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Diabetes & Hypertension Help Society
5 years ago
it's not just a matter of porage or porridge?
when I was a wee lad Scott's Porage was the favoured breakfast - such a surprise to find that the correct spelling is "porridge" my challenge is to find the best porridge for the start of the day: I do so enjoy porridge, any ideas on the a better one? am looking to lose weight but which is the most beneficial
when I was a wee lad Scott's Porage was the favoured breakfast - such a surprise to find that the correct spelling is "porridge" my challenge is to find the best porridge for the start of the day: I do so enjoy porridge, any ideas on the a better one? am looking to lose weight but which is the most beneficial
Wullie2009
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Healthy Eating
5 years ago
How to resolve Type 2 Diabetes
Below is a short, simple and interesting presentation by Dr Jason Fung on resolving type 2 diabetes through diet and intermittent fasting.This gives a very good insight to blood sugar problem. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN AS A MEDICAL ADVICE. ONE SHOULD ALWAYS WORK ALONG WITH A MEDICAL
Below is a short, simple and interesting presentation by Dr Jason Fung on resolving type 2 diabetes through diet and intermittent fasting.This gives a very good insight to blood sugar problem. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN AS A MEDICAL ADVICE. ONE SHOULD ALWAYS WORK ALONG WITH A MEDICAL
Praveen55
Moderator
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
high cholesterol
Total cholesterol of 7.3 mmol!!! and yet I eat a healthy diet. How can I bring it down. I already eat 8-10 portions of vegetables per day, olive oil, flaxseeds, nuts, seeds, avocado, wholemeal carbs. Any advice will be gratefully received.
Total cholesterol of 7.3 mmol!!! and yet I eat a healthy diet. How can I bring it down. I already eat 8-10 portions of vegetables per day, olive oil, flaxseeds, nuts, seeds, avocado, wholemeal carbs. Any advice will be gratefully received.
bonsante
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Healthy Eating
5 years ago
Diabetes 2 or just insulin resistance...?
My GP has diagnosed me with diabetes 2 based on my latest lab results. I've been struggling with insulin resistance for a few years but previously managed to keep it under control (and lose weight) using berberine. In the past nine months, I've put on a lot of weight and have had incredible cravings
My GP has diagnosed me with diabetes 2 based on my latest lab results. I've been struggling with insulin resistance for a few years but previously managed to keep it under control (and lose weight) using berberine. In the past nine months, I've put on a lot of weight and have had incredible cravings
Hidden
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Diabetes India
5 years ago
Eating Japanese sweet potatoes may lower blood sugar.
Hi everyone, This was in the news papers recently about Japanese sweet potatoes which are drier and creamier than regular sweet potatoes as they contain the extract caiapo, which's believed to lower blood sugar levels. Here's the Daily Express article: https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1182361
Hi everyone, This was in the news papers recently about Japanese sweet potatoes which are drier and creamier than regular sweet potatoes as they contain the extract caiapo, which's believed to lower blood sugar levels. Here's the Daily Express article: https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1182361
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
5 years ago
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