SouthernCruizer
Is it Beer:30 yet?
For the ladies in the forum...I am NOT a neurologist, but I AM an amateur gynecologist...I may not know what I'm doing, but I'm willing to take a look :dribble:
Jay
'04 FJR 1300
Jay
'04 FJR 1300
my grandmother was an insulin-dependant diabetic for as long as i can remember. my mom is hypoglycemic. i'm borderline (and control it by watching what and when i eat certain things).I can apparently eat a whole box of Oreo cookies with no ill effect, but 2-4 hours later i get the punishment for my gluttony. It seems my pancreas has no problem producing insulin to fight the sugars, but maybe it produces more than it should, and I have an over dose of insulin after the digestion begins, and that is what causes the migraines and so on. (or at least that is what I"m coming to believe). So, I tell the Dr that I get headaches and migraines a few hours after eating something, or after i get active after being inactive for a while, and he comment was "if eating makes you fell better, eat". Not what I wanted to hear, I've gained some weight since this whole thing started, and I don't feel good about it.
Maybe you should monitor & log your blood sugar with one of those finger sticking machines that diabetics use. Record your numbers when feeling good thru onset of migrane.Bottom line, I need to look for a new Dr. I think it'd be a good idea to find one that specializes in blood pressure/ blood sugar. Maybe a Dr that has alot of handicapped parking out front. (that means old patients)
Am I the only one here with this issue? Anyone else got any suggestions?
that's what makes it so tricky. it's like trouble shooting an intermittant electrical gremlin. you have to catch it while something's going wrong or everything "looks normal".I've tested my blood sugar a few times lately, 2 hours after a medium quiznos sandwich, blood sugar was 100, then tried it again at 1pm the next day, (14 hour fast) and that was 93. Dr said both were good, and no big whoop.
Well, when I was at my brothers, he was very generous with the donuts in the morning for breakfast, and by lunch I had a migraine. After a few days of that I laid off the donuts (thinking it was something in their recipe) but the migraines didn't really subside. Then eating other sweet breakfasts I had similar results at lunch the next day. i didn't really put it together that it was blood sugar, I've never had an issue before, but with the 40th birthday, and the 240th pound, I guess I have an issue.Just a thought, you mentioned you went back home and got a bunch of migraine. Did you consume anything most of those days?
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