I have pain in stomach area, abnormal bleeding and not on my period, what is wrong, and I am type 1 diabetic?
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GO TO THE DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY! I'm a type 1 diabetic, and I'm also a paramedic. Bleeding is NEVER normal if you aren't having your period, especially if you combine that with abdominal pain. Go to the ER tonight!!!! RIGHT NOW!
181889
This could be a result of a medical condition such as Diabetes, I would consult with my medical Dr. soon. Be sure to fast before seeing the Dr. to get an accurate blood sugar reading, you can almost guantee that is one of the first things they will check first.
657059
If your certain your not diabetic than it is time to see a Dr. and get a referal to a specialist.\nWhat you describe suggests reduced circulation and there are many conditions that this symptom can be attributed to.\n\nNeuropathy or the pain from it responds well to a med called Neurontin.\nBut I am guessing you have been treated since you seem to know the name of your condition?\n\nThis could be anything from wearing tight heels to a vascular/heart condition.\nPlease pursue this with your doctor.
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It could be a sign of infection or hormonal imbalance.  If you are are changing a pad or tampon in an hours time, this is excessive bleeding which should be checked out immediately by going to your closest ER as excessive bleeding can lead to anemia.  \nIn any case, please see your dr asap as this is not normal.
98467
I would guess some kind of food allergy before diabetes.  I am not aware of hyperglycemia causing the symptoms you described.  Having to drink fluid and pee frequently is a sign of diabetes, among others.  If DM is a concern, a fasting blood glucose level could be taken in a clinic.
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Maybe you should be tested for diabetes. This is one of the main problems I have and I am diabetic.
254283
Why?  Are you pregnant, diabetic or suffer from Gestational Diabetes?  Are you not eating enough total calories, going too long between meals, skipping meals/snacks, nauseous, not eating well/throwing up, not getting enough food for energy, or are you so insulin-resistant from hormones that your body cannot access the blood sugar that's there?   Have you recently had a ketone test done and the levels were high?   Have you been doing Ketone test strips?   Are you doing ketogenic diets, such as Atkins to lose weight?   Are you treating a child with epilepsy? Are you painting a portrait of julie?  What are you up to again??? \n\nA diet of Lobster and Butter definitely helps, so does Goat meat, cat's claw, fried frog legs, etc.   ;-)
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check with your doctor could be several things going on could be pancreas, liver, digestive system is slow could be blockage.
343595
There is allot of scientific evidence that suggests our hormones influence our gut,many women experience Diarrhea or other intestinal discomfort with their period.The canker sore situation sounds a bit odd.It could be that you are low in certain minerals,and since the menstral cycle causes women to loose certain minerals as blood and uterine tissue is shed,it could be it is triggering the canker sores.You should get your blood levels checked to see if you are deficient in any minerals or have an underlying condition,if it comes back normal try taking a multi-vitamin/mineral.Eat easy to digest foods during your period and try to relax,stress and anxiety increases these symptoms.
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Sounds as though you might have your period – congratulations! \n\nYou might want to talk to your mother or another adult they should be able to help you out – although it is important you learn all you can about your body yourself. An adult should also be able to help you celebrate your first period, like a shopping trip, nice meal, sleep over, or whatever you might be into. \n\nThe most important thing you will ever learn about your periods;\n\nPeriods are only as a good or as bad as you make them!\n\nThe more you know the better they are, for example those pains aren't a necessary part of having periods. There are a lot of things you can do to prevent them, but for the time being I highly recommend drinking Raspberry Leaf Tea and rubbing a little Clary Sage on your belly. It's nothing to be worried about, we all get our periods sooner or later and there is nothing to fear, it's a good thing once you know all about it, promise.
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it depend because it could be that you have a wheat and gluten allergy,your age,ibs(irritable bowel syndrome)and numerous gynaecological disorders so please go to the doctors and have him check you over
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The constant thirst combined with having to urinate all the time do sound like a possible blood sugar problem -- I'd suggest getting checked for that right away.  I'm not sure if that would cause your other symptoms, though, but maybe when you get checked your doctor can fill you in.\n\nI also think your "sensitive bladder" could be interstitial cystitis -- that's a chronic irritation/inflammation of the lining of the bladder from an unknown cause, but not caused by a bacterial infection.  I have a couple of friends who have this, and it can become very painful if not treated, but there are treatments that can make the pain a lot better.  Also, I'm not sure, but if you turn out to have both conditions you might want to ask whether high blood sugar might be related to the symptoms of I/C, or make them worse... I think that might be possible too, but I really have no idea.\n\nGood luck; I hope you find out some answers to this!
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The body has "normal" aches and pains, as well as pain that needs to be diagnosed.\nIf yours if just an ache, I wouldn't be concerned unless it last or gets worse.\nDo you have a fever? nausea? vomiting?diarrhea?constipation?\nYour symptoms are too vague to give an absolute answer here.  Yes, it could be ovulation or constipation or a stomach "bug"\nI would wait it out and see what happens before calling the doctor.
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THEY ARE VERY PAINFUL AND IT IS NOT GOOD FOR A PERSON WITH DIABETIES TO HAVE SORES AND INFECTIONS.  I WOULD DEFINITELY GO SEE MY DOCTOR ASAP.  TAKE CARE.
775783
It's difficult to diagnose your symptoms without proper testing.\nGo to your doc for a check-up, bleeding every 2 weeks is not normal weather you're under stress or not.  You might be becoming anemic from all the blood loss.  Does your campus have a clinic you can go to?
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It means that you are borderline diabetic. My guess is that you may be gaining weight (don't feel bad I gained weight and became hypoglycemic as well) or are overweight and that has caused your pancreas to start slowing its production of insulin because of having to overproduce it for so long. Take the weight off and you should be fine depending on how overweight you are. But if it's genetic, hmm you can try to watch what you eat by limiting carbs, sugars, and portions. Eat more fruits and vegetables (provided they are fruits low in sugar and small in size). If you start get several urinary tract infections that really means you are getting into diabetes.
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OK know exactly what you mean. What you are experiencing is the gas released by bacteria that is in your stomach(this bacteria should not be there). Sometimes it only causes a strange taste, some times it causes nausea vomiting and diarrhea as well as cramps. It usually comes from eating improperly cooked food, but the same bacteria is found naturally in your digestive tract. You can also get it from not washing your hands and then consuming food, or from contaminated water. \nIt can be caused by girrardia, e-coli and several other bacteria. \n\nThe best thing to do is make sure that you rest, drink plenty of liquids and let it run its course. If you experience severe pain vomiting and diarrhea you need to go get checked out in the ER. If you have any pre-existing conditions such as diabetes you need to go before the symptoms get severe as you can cause dangerously low blood sugars due to vomiting. \n\nAlso if you have never had your appendix removed and you have an absence of BM's then you need to be checked to ensure that you do not have a bowel obstruction or appendicitis.