hmm. OK 3:30 am. Feeling cold and sweaty. Body aches. Especially lower back. Blood test from freestyle lite says 125. So there is a drop while I sleep but from what I can tell 125 isn't that low right? Ok. I'll try again in an hour or so. :-/
Well there is the anxiety that I feel because I don't feel right which can snowball for sure. But in all honesty, before any of this happened with hitting my head I never was a nervous person. I was the calm guy at work when everyone would get tense. I mean, having a sudden attack due to low potassium did get me worked up at first and made me uncomfortable in my skin no doubt.Ativan has no impact on your blood sugar. By reading your story I think you are experiencing alot of anxiety. Anxiety and panic attacks can cause all kinds of physical problems. I have suffered from anxiety and panic attack disorder for more than 30 years. Anxiety can be disabling and can make you think that your are going to have a breakdown. Keep your doctor appointments and try to learn some ways to eliminate some of your anxiety.
Actually 93 fasting is just fine. I would be happy with itWell, just got back from the GE Dr. After having looked at full body CAT scans (neck down at least) and full blood work to include thyroid, kidneys, pancrease, etc. He thinks I do not have diabetes at all.
Says I am as healthy as an ox. I asked him why I feel horrible at night every 3-5am. He says he isn't sure but recommended me a neurologist to look at my head and nerves.
I still wonder why I get sweaty when I eat certain foods though. Arg.
I want to believe the good news and the paper work. Yet, glucose at 93 in the morning before blood tests were taken seems high right? I was fasting btw. Hadn't eaten yet that day.
Sorry, I want to believe the "good news" just my body doesn't tell me the same story sometimes. Oh well. Thanks for everyone's thoughts and care so far.![]()
Great news! Did you see a gastroenterologist? If so, did food allergy ever come up? If not, you might want to keep a food journal and see if the sweating occurs after eating a certain food(s). Your blood glucose of 93 is right in the normal range. I have a little story for you. I have a hard time swallowing at times. I have many gastro intestinal problems. I have had just about every test in the book to see what might be causing the problem. I do have some neuropathy which is part of the problem, but I have a problem with my primary peristaltic wave. My swallowing tests show that pills and food get caught up in the wave and pills and food just stay there until I eat something thick or they go down on their own after several minutes. My doctors do not feel that this is a problem, but it bothers me. I just have learned that there may be some problems that can happen to us physically that cause no harm but can be a nuisance. You may have this sweating problem and it probably won't cause you any harm but will bother you to no end. I hope that you do get a clean bill of health from the neurologist and take care.Well, just got back from the GE Dr. After having looked at full body CAT scans (neck down at least) and full blood work to include thyroid, kidneys, pancrease, etc. He thinks I do not have diabetes at all.
Says I am as healthy as an ox. I asked him why I feel horrible at night every 3-5am. He says he isn't sure but recommended me a neurologist to look at my head and nerves.
I still wonder why I get sweaty when I eat certain foods though. Arg.
I want to believe the good news and the paper work. Yet, glucose at 93 in the morning before blood tests were taken seems high right? I was fasting btw. Hadn't eaten yet that day.
Sorry, I want to believe the "good news" just my body doesn't tell me the same story sometimes. Oh well. Thanks for everyone's thoughts and care so far.![]()