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Hi
I am T2 MDI My medication includes Byetta x 2 10 mg daily fast acting insulin 3 times a day between 6 and 14 units each time, I also have 6 metformin tabs a day and 2 x 300 mg Gabapentin and 50 units longlasting, My sugar lvls are eratic at the moment and it is hard to control they range from 6 to maybe 16 at times, I only have 2 toast for breaky or some cornflakes and the insulin can range from 6 to maybe 14 units Lunch a cheese sandwich or something simlar evening meal might be pots and veg of some sort with maybe chicken obviously varies throughout the week, I have been diagnosed with Diabetic Nuropathy and I am going through hell at the moment, Im sure other are going through the same sort of pain too, I have been given Gabapentin for it.
I have it both in my hands and feet, the doctor told me I have Raynauds disease, is this possible with having Nuropathy ?
Do you get both together?
How do you deal with it?
Does it go away?
Does it get any worse?
Any help will be very welcomed Thank you in advance
A SUFFERER
Phil
I am T2 MDI My medication includes Byetta x 2 10 mg daily fast acting insulin 3 times a day between 6 and 14 units each time, I also have 6 metformin tabs a day and 2 x 300 mg Gabapentin and 50 units longlasting, My sugar lvls are eratic at the moment and it is hard to control they range from 6 to maybe 16 at times, I only have 2 toast for breaky or some cornflakes and the insulin can range from 6 to maybe 14 units Lunch a cheese sandwich or something simlar evening meal might be pots and veg of some sort with maybe chicken obviously varies throughout the week, I have been diagnosed with Diabetic Nuropathy and I am going through hell at the moment, Im sure other are going through the same sort of pain too, I have been given Gabapentin for it.
I have it both in my hands and feet, the doctor told me I have Raynauds disease, is this possible with having Nuropathy ?
Do you get both together?
How do you deal with it?
Does it go away?
Does it get any worse?
Any help will be very welcomed Thank you in advance
A SUFFERER
Phil