what doctor measures insulin levels?
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Any doctor in internal medicine or family practice can measure your insulin levels.  Usually a blood sugar is drawn (bloodwork) and, if indicated, the doctor can then order a glucose tolerance test.
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Doctor can prescribe something called synthroid.
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Have your blood tested for blood sugar level..etc, doctor will let you know
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Doctor's appointment.
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An endocrinologist. Are you having a particular problem? There are all kinds of doctors that deal with various things that diabetes can create like Retanopothy in your eyes which is a optomologist or renal problems the list can go on for ever. they are all complications of diabetes if blood sugars are not controlled well.
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What exactly is your question here? What type of diabetes are  you referring. Type 2, you would expect an elevated insulin level, especially in the early years.
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First, you should change a doctor.  A good doctor should never let his patient confused like this. \n\nDiabetes is defined as fasting blood glucose higher than 126, twice.  So the easiest way to find out is to get a copy of your blood test result, and look at it yourself.  \n\nSince you've stopped HCTZ, make sure you are taking something else for your blood pressure.
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Try:\n\nhttp://www.glycemicindex.com/\n\nThis site shows you the glycemic index of foods and how it relates to insulin / fat store.\n\nGood luck.
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endocrinologist, i used to go to one!!!
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ask the doctor for one
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The doctors have a list of what should be normal for every person but sometimes with age and health problems or just because a persons blood results can vary slightly. A good doctor will do further tests do make sure that everything is going on ok in the body, this is something they do and is part of their job to investigate as to why certain levels are lower or higher than normal. \nPlease dont worry too much, looks like the doctor is on it.\ngood luck.
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A normal blood sugar level is between 80 - 100.  You should be checked out by an endocrinologist (specialist-Diabetes).\nA A1C hemoglobin blood test should be run...that will tell the doctor your blood sugars averages for the last 3 months.\nWATCH YOUR CARBOHYDRATE INTAKE...EX: bread, pasta, rice, potatoes etc.. Good luck
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Hormone panel looking for testosterone levels and growth hormone levels.  Also, check for diabetes and heart disease.
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ask this question to a third doctor
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I'm not a doctor but have had diabetes for 38 years and know a bit about it. Blood sugar levels can be influanced by diet, exersise, stress, medications and a bunch more things. I would ask her doctor about any new meds she's taking and if they could raise her blood sugars. If she's taking medications for type 2 diabetes, make sure she takes them ontime and eats ontime and her regular diet. Doctors tell me to keep my blood sugars averaging below 160. Talk to her doctor and see what they think. Good luck.
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Simple Biology, ask your doctor.
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Hematologist for blood, but diabetes is not a blood disease, it is a hormonal disease, in which case an endocrinologist is more appropriate.