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rkeane

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Hi,
Was diagnosed 2 yrs ago and all seems to be going well. However 2 months ago I came off the pill. Again, everything was going well until last weekend really. Began feeling nervous, with a nervous feeling in my stomach and my arms seem quite tired. I have no reason to think that something should be wrong or I have nothing to be nervous or anxious about either. I was wondering if anyone has ever had this feeling or am I possibly cracking up!!
 
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joelcam

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Hi,

I would see your GP. Chances are its's nothing to do with being a diabetic but more to do with the inbalance of hormones due to coming off the pill. It could be that this is expected for a while when you come off the pill?

Obviously only my opinion's but if you think you might have a problem then definietly speak to your GP.

JC
 
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sugar2

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urrrrm, could you be pregnant? Don't listen to anyone who says that diabetics have trouble conceiving...some do, but some don't.

Otherwise, get a MOT from you GP, blood pressure etc to check all is well. Probably nothing, but worth checking?
 
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rkeane

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Thanks for replies guys. I'm definitely not pregnant but the nervous feeling is still there. My levels have gone a bit all over th place so am gonna just keep an eye on it for a wee while longer.I just find it a bit odd that after 2 months of coming off the pill my body is only feeling weird now. I suppose I thought it would happen immediately. Obviously not? Thanks again
 
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Debloubed

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Type of diabetes
Type 1
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Pump
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Hi ya, are you sure the 'nerves' aren't hypo symptoms? Probably not, but about 12 years ago I went through a stage where I felt repeatedly 'odd' for a few weeks and then suffered from what I thought were panic attacks, couldn't think and felt really flappy and nervous, eventually, after a midnight run to A&E, I was diagnosed with a hypo!! seems mad now, didn't check my BG at the time of the 'panic attacks' but I thought I would get my usual symptoms for hypo's, sweats, hunger etc but Doc said it was hypo, DN agreed and Hba1c verified I had been lower than I should have been for a few months. Stranger things have happened! Hope you manage to sort it :D
 
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