Monday of this week I cut out all sugar except what occurs naturally in fruits & vegetables.I probably got some sugar in some ketchup & some salad dressing, but that's about it. I have ...
My fasting level is 130 and 250 .
Do I need to consult Diabetologist or Endocrologinist.
When I cheked without norms it seen 210. Do we need to keep the Blood sugar level below some level always ...
I have had short term memory prob for about 4+ years and a slight tremor in my right thumb for about a year. Never worried about the thumb, but neuro doc did. I had gone for testing two years ago, ...
I was taking Beyetta 5mg. and was doing fine. My doctor raised me to 10mg. which I took for about 3 weeks but each time I took it I got so sick I had to stop taking it. I was also having dizzy ...
i'm in huntington beach, california and i've been seeing commercials on regular tv about a painless blood sugar tester for diabetics but i cant remember the name or website address of the ...
to the needed anti-rejction meds she needs to sustain her life??? This makes no sense to ask her to purchase them at $700/mo and her SSI is $600/mo. Does Medi-Cal cover prescriptions at all?...
Graves diseases is caused by an over active thyroid. The increased thyroid hormone causes an increased metabolism leading to weight loss and sweating.
Methimazole works on the thyroid to decrease that function. Since your body has been put on overdrive in metabolism by the thyroid hormone excess, its playing catch-up. So that includes a weight gain.
The weight gain shouldnt be that excessive. Ask your doctor what would be your ideal body weight.
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If you have Graves disease you must have lost a lot of weight before you were diagnosed and treated. If you have gained too much or find that you are unable to function because you are on low energy, you need to see your endocrinologist and have your levels tested. You probably need a dosage adjustment.
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