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Really appreciate that thanks again Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Thanks Lauren, more than likely have to increase lyrica only on 50 twice daily Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

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Hi folks need some help for the last few days my feet are killing me when I wake up they are on fire and now during the day the bottom of them ate very sore even finding it hard to walk.help please Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Re: Advice on what it is that makes diabetics slower to heal High levels. of sugar impair the blood supply to the nerves which ate needed for healing the greater the damage the longer the healing Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Blood pressure under control am only taking lyrica with two weeks Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Hba1c 6.5 type 2. Question even though it's controlled I still have neuropathy, dizziness sometimes when getting up suddenly, and now for the last week or two a constant low headache.any thoughts or as jack says is this as good as it gets thanks Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Oh you lucky thing (life of Brian) Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

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Leon go to your and get tested for diabetes you will get a proper diagnosis and then you can deal with the problem Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Even if you are ok just cut out unnecessary sugar pancreas can only produce so much insulin as nature designed . Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Norwich great manager:grin: Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

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And thanks anna Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Thanks guys Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

I thought if one was not diabetic then their bs would never go above 6 as their pancreas is producing proper insulin to keep the levels right Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

What about Wigan eh brilliant Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Jane fonda Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

Anyone who believes that the pancreas is in the foot has their brains in their pants Sent from the Diabetes Forum App

It is in the abdomen Sent from the Diabetes Forum App