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- Type of diabetes
- Prediabetes
Hello everyone,
almost four years ago I suffered a heart attack, unbeknown to me I had inherited heart disease from either parent, Familial Hypercholestaemia to be exact. So CHD and for some reason still unknown my liver makes bulk loads of triglycerides leave me with Peripheral Vascular Disease. Throughout the past few years I’m tested for diabetes, my hospital consultant was convinced I had T2 yet my GP didn’t agree, neither did he believe in borderline or prediabetes.
Now I’m all assorts of meds’ for High BP, Fenofibrates for the high triglycerides, beta blockers etc. Also recently diagnosed with Fibromyalgia...
My first question is, has anyone’s diabetes been connected with high sugary fat lipids or similar? Again my GP told me they have nothing to do with diabetes ....
My second question is basically asking if anyone else has suffered with the ailments below, before diagnosis ?
For the past 6 months, I’ve been feeling so low, headaches feeling beyond tired.
Past 3 weeks the headaches are persistent, suffering with itching especially in the heel of my feet, but it’s like a deep itch that I can’t get to lol ( I’m guessing this could be FM ) seems thrush is an ongoing thing (sorry) also blurry vision as if I’m reading or watching TV and I have to keep blinking hard to refocus. My stomach has ballooned, although I’m overweight by 1 stone for my height, it wasn’t ever this huge :/... I don’t want to get too womany lol but I also have to take peri menopausal into account which may be causing some of these ??? Oh and the thirst I have is incredible, at least 3x a night I have to drink water along with potty visits.
I guess I was hoping it was lol part of getting older, when I decided to test my blood sugars on waking up and go the reading of 13.7, tested again after lunch ( ham sandwich) it was 24.0. I’m thinking maybe it was a tad high, explained to my New GP my symptoms and the readings I have. He took into account my previous diseases and was 99% sure that I have a form of diabetes, the past 3 days following, readings have been similar. I’m having my HbA1c bloods tomorrow to confirm.
I’m not surprised or shocked as I’m like a ticking time bomb, and if it’s just a matter of taking one more pill, I’m sure I can do this, obviously along side with healthy eating, which will be my biggest nightmare
Thank you for reading my book, I look forward to your replies
Michelle -x-
almost four years ago I suffered a heart attack, unbeknown to me I had inherited heart disease from either parent, Familial Hypercholestaemia to be exact. So CHD and for some reason still unknown my liver makes bulk loads of triglycerides leave me with Peripheral Vascular Disease. Throughout the past few years I’m tested for diabetes, my hospital consultant was convinced I had T2 yet my GP didn’t agree, neither did he believe in borderline or prediabetes.
Now I’m all assorts of meds’ for High BP, Fenofibrates for the high triglycerides, beta blockers etc. Also recently diagnosed with Fibromyalgia...
My first question is, has anyone’s diabetes been connected with high sugary fat lipids or similar? Again my GP told me they have nothing to do with diabetes ....
My second question is basically asking if anyone else has suffered with the ailments below, before diagnosis ?
For the past 6 months, I’ve been feeling so low, headaches feeling beyond tired.
Past 3 weeks the headaches are persistent, suffering with itching especially in the heel of my feet, but it’s like a deep itch that I can’t get to lol ( I’m guessing this could be FM ) seems thrush is an ongoing thing (sorry) also blurry vision as if I’m reading or watching TV and I have to keep blinking hard to refocus. My stomach has ballooned, although I’m overweight by 1 stone for my height, it wasn’t ever this huge :/... I don’t want to get too womany lol but I also have to take peri menopausal into account which may be causing some of these ??? Oh and the thirst I have is incredible, at least 3x a night I have to drink water along with potty visits.
I guess I was hoping it was lol part of getting older, when I decided to test my blood sugars on waking up and go the reading of 13.7, tested again after lunch ( ham sandwich) it was 24.0. I’m thinking maybe it was a tad high, explained to my New GP my symptoms and the readings I have. He took into account my previous diseases and was 99% sure that I have a form of diabetes, the past 3 days following, readings have been similar. I’m having my HbA1c bloods tomorrow to confirm.
I’m not surprised or shocked as I’m like a ticking time bomb, and if it’s just a matter of taking one more pill, I’m sure I can do this, obviously along side with healthy eating, which will be my biggest nightmare
Thank you for reading my book, I look forward to your replies
Michelle -x-