impaired sugar tolerance?
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Impaired glucose tolerance is a condition similar to diabetes mellitus and can develop into it.\n\nThe body cannot handle the level of sugar in the bloodstream and this makes you thristy, drinking helps you urinate the excess sugar out of your system. \n\nWhat it means is that the body's insulin production is faltering for it not to be able to handle the sugar properly.
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Type 1 - no\n\nType 2 - maybe.  There are studies which indicate that people who eat a lot of high glycemic foods (sugar is one) develop type 2 diabetes as a result of the constant assault on their pancreas.\n\nYou'd be wise to buffer your sugar with protein or eat smaller amounts several hours apart.
260815
my son's gymnastics coach is diabetic and i have wondered the same thing. someone told me when their sugar is low they can get upset easily but i haven't seen it anywhere in writing.
775603
check your sugar level or conslt a doctor
1094036
J and gand..are both absolutely correct. If you are diabetic and checking your sugar and you are having difficulty controling it you need to see your diabetes management nurse or physician. Now there are a few other things that can also cause a rise in am sugars that would be the use of corticosteroids for the control of inflamation or endocrin disorders. Corticosteroids can actually cause a non diabetic to require the use of diabetic medications during the course of there treatment (that cortisol thing going on there)
928821
You need to see a doctor and get a glucose tolerance test.  That is a high fasting blood sugar and needs investigating...;
700470
It could be that your body is getting too overwhelmed by the sugar. I seriously suggest you see a doctor and have that checked out. And I would stay out of the chocolates for now.
894893
I believe you should consult this matter with a physician, diabetes is somethig you don't take very light, yes you can go on a diet and there is no problem but the best bet would be a professional opinion..☺
13791
Are you diabetic? Craving sugar is a sign of diabetes. Call your doctor (if you haven't already) and set up an appointment to have labwork done. \n\nThe Overeaters Anonymous thing isn't for you. You probably have a likely medical issue here, not a psychological addiction to food. Talk to your doctor before you do anything else. If you are diabetic, it is important to get things under control ASAP in order to avoid lifelong complications.\nGood luck and best wishes....
860400
Follow the advice I took and things should return to normal shortly after getting your blood sugar stabilized. I actually had a couple of episodes where things went dark and blurry before getting diagnosed. Just get yourself on a serious health kick and you'll be fine in no time. You should find all you need to get started on my little diabetes info webpage...\nhttp://www.geocities.com/seabulls69/Type_II_Diabetes.html
515240
You have a raal problem on your hands. If it's Type 2 diabetes, do something about proper choices in your food intake. A viable solution for you would be I.V. chelation therapy. Try to find the book: Reversing Diabetes written by an acquaintance of mine, Dr. Julian Whitaker.\nThese are practical solutions that work. Try to afford the chelation treatments.
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I'm a Type 2 diabetic myself, and I can speak from experience here...if I eat something heavy in sugar or carbs, especially without anything else in my system, my body "crashes" after the initial sugar rush wears off.  One of the big problems with Type 2 is the wild variations in blood sugar count at any given time...it's like your bidy doesn't react in any stable way to big swings in blood sugar count.
943328
You could be anemic or other possible ailments. Whether or not you had sugar or not that day is irrelevant if you have diabetes. Go see your doctor for a check-up. Good luck
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You don't have to avoid anything, but you do need to limit your consumption of carbohydrates. Simple carbs like sugar, honey, syrup, etc are quickly metabolized into blood sugar and will cause your blood sugar to spike quickly. You should greatly limit these things, but always carry hard candy with you and eat it if you feel your blood sugar getting too low. Complex carbs like rice, beans, potatoes, etc. take longer to metabolize so your blood sugar level raises slower over a linger period of time, but you have to limit the quantity to avoid causing your blood sugar to go to high. 1/2 cup of pasta, potatoes, corn, beans, any starch is one serving. 1 slice of bread=1 serving. You should check with your local hospitals and your doctors office to see if they offer diabetic education classes, if they don't then ask your doctor to refer you to a dietitian. Good Luck!
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I'm diabetic (high sugar) but I can still have a low depending on my meds, when I ate last, stress, too much exercise, etc.  I tend to feel shakey, tremble, get a headache, get irritable.\n\nSix years after diagnoses I still don't have any symptoms to show that my blood sugar is too high.  The only way I know is to use my meter.
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The glucose test if I´m not mistaken shows you the levels of blood sugar you have at the moment, so, if (not eating nor drinking for a period of 12 hours) you show a glucose blood level of over 108mg , than it´s a sign you probably have a problem in your pancreas which is the organ responsible for sugar metabolism, it´s a sign it´s metabolism is too slow, or in other words, that you may be suffering from diabetes. The test may also be used as a way of control on a diabetics diet, so that by making a table of values - glucose values attached to each kind of food, you might then control your own levels. The glucose is high when over 110mg or so. Again, I´m no doctor, but my mother was a diabetic, so it may still be useful info for you. Go see Your doctor to confirm what i´ve just told you and be sure of it ok? Regards, gabriel.
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I'm very sorry to hear this.   I've been a diabetic for years.   Other symptoms would include craving breads, such as yeast rolls and sweet cornbread and pizza, unexpected  or excessive outbursts of temper (when the sugar is high), blurred vision (is he sitting too close to the TV),  sleepy after binging on sugar....\n\nplease get him checked.   Early prevention can help, and will also explain some behavioral problems he may be having.\n\nGood luck to you.