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Hi guys is it normal that these days I'm seeing floats and sparkles frequently especially the floats

Yeah but as I said they don't do that test here so I might study abroad for college and get tested afterwards

I don't think so because it doesn't really indicate the type it's just that you probably know that high BG can put you in a higher risk of infections especially UTI and most of my infections was due to UTI

They're doing a meeting is what he said

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Well I'm so good at managing it when my CRP is not that elevated but when they're elevated it's another level the insulin feels like water and I feel faint

Yeah I even told him that if I'm having all this complications this early then I won't be shocked if they have to amputate my leg in 2 years

Hi guys does anyone else have these complications all at the same time I'm a new diabetic it has only been six month but I have recurrent infections, muscle fatigue, extreme tiredness, elevated cortisol levels, extreme cold hands and feet, nausea, high heart rate and because of elevated CRP...

I have tried everything it doesn't work

Guys I'm a step away from going into diabulimia BCS I'm gaining weight soo fast and I don't want to I'm skipping some doses already but I want to stop completey until I lose enough weight again I don't know why I'm saying this here but my gut told me to

Well my tests are due next week so I was kind of overthinking it I guess

Hi I have a question I have done so many CBC blood tests and now my doctor referred me to a hematologist BCS my WBC, LYM, GRA, RBC, PLT and P-LCR are high and I have low MCV and MCH and read an article that maybe it's autoimmune related what do you guys think I'm kind of scared I mean like...

I have the same issue as you I'm on my second trial which is also the last trial but when I'm at my worst I always tell myself one thing so what always think of the worst that could happen let's say you fail your exam so sit again the next year and try harder that's the worst that could happen...

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I had some caramel chocolate to treat it

Thank you well I actually think it was bcs after injecting the insulin I waited longer than I should and I had a lot of movement until having a meal

Hi guys Yesterday I had my first hypo I didn't really know how to react BCS it was right after dinner I didn't know how to treat it BCS it was right after the meal I didn't know what to eat to treat it so I accidentally overtreated it. What is your advice for my next hypo in a situation like that

Same BCS I don't have CGM I have cut out a lot of food