woollygal
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
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- Tablets (oral)
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- Coffee diabetes
Morning
So yesterday I had a weird stomach. Not full on diarrhoea but certainly not normal. Must have gone to loo a dozen or more times in 3-4 hours. Very loose etc. Didn’t feel overly ill (at start had stomach ache then just feel generally not right but not I’ll if that makes any sense).
Had porridge for breakfast (probably not my best idea) and had an Imodium. Didn’t stop and once at tesco meeting trainee I had to take another. It was another 2 hours till I went again but had to take another.
Sprang nurse who said stop taking pills, stop eating and go home. Have some sugary drink if sugar drops and don’t take meds. Am on forxiga. Don’t eat etc
So yesterday I dropped to 3.5 and had pint of cordial (diluted),
Hadn’t been to loo for about 5 hours so just had some clear soup (had not of beg in but nothing substantial) then was ravenous do had some crackers.
Not sure what happened but I felt lousy. Felt sicky heartburn and no energy whatsoever.
Felt lousy and worse than I had earlier (sugars were up and down but never as low as earlier). Ended up going to bed early.
Through night kept waking up and just had sips of the sugary cordial.
Woke up and trying to decide if I can drive and work today (driving instructor). Already cancelled 4 hours this morning. Just wasn’t feasible to get to Reigate this morning, could feel it wasn’t right.
Had some porridge, but again the odd stomach thing is back. Not like yesterday but not feeling right.
Haven’t been to loo (but had taken 3 Imodium).
Supposed to be teaching from 1 but still feel quite woozy.
Sugars fine. Woke up on 7.2 and after porridge 9.2.
Is this normal to be like this with diabetes. It’s my first illness (although don’t know if it was a big or just stomach wanted a clear out- ibs style).
Just feel quite weak and really just feel like laying on sofa.
On the upside can see how much progress I’ve made because my sugars were up and down in the early days and can’t believe I worked through it!!
But is this normal. Does it take longer to get back on your feet?
I don’t get paid if I don’t work hence pressure there but also know no point pushing if I need time off or will be worse in long run.
So yesterday I had a weird stomach. Not full on diarrhoea but certainly not normal. Must have gone to loo a dozen or more times in 3-4 hours. Very loose etc. Didn’t feel overly ill (at start had stomach ache then just feel generally not right but not I’ll if that makes any sense).
Had porridge for breakfast (probably not my best idea) and had an Imodium. Didn’t stop and once at tesco meeting trainee I had to take another. It was another 2 hours till I went again but had to take another.
Sprang nurse who said stop taking pills, stop eating and go home. Have some sugary drink if sugar drops and don’t take meds. Am on forxiga. Don’t eat etc
So yesterday I dropped to 3.5 and had pint of cordial (diluted),
Hadn’t been to loo for about 5 hours so just had some clear soup (had not of beg in but nothing substantial) then was ravenous do had some crackers.
Not sure what happened but I felt lousy. Felt sicky heartburn and no energy whatsoever.
Felt lousy and worse than I had earlier (sugars were up and down but never as low as earlier). Ended up going to bed early.
Through night kept waking up and just had sips of the sugary cordial.
Woke up and trying to decide if I can drive and work today (driving instructor). Already cancelled 4 hours this morning. Just wasn’t feasible to get to Reigate this morning, could feel it wasn’t right.
Had some porridge, but again the odd stomach thing is back. Not like yesterday but not feeling right.
Haven’t been to loo (but had taken 3 Imodium).
Supposed to be teaching from 1 but still feel quite woozy.
Sugars fine. Woke up on 7.2 and after porridge 9.2.
Is this normal to be like this with diabetes. It’s my first illness (although don’t know if it was a big or just stomach wanted a clear out- ibs style).
Just feel quite weak and really just feel like laying on sofa.
On the upside can see how much progress I’ve made because my sugars were up and down in the early days and can’t believe I worked through it!!
But is this normal. Does it take longer to get back on your feet?
I don’t get paid if I don’t work hence pressure there but also know no point pushing if I need time off or will be worse in long run.