loveofnini
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ketones are not exactly a symptom of diabetes.
If you had not eaten for some time before the test then ketones would have been produced quite naturally, as you were using energy stores .
I was reading up a lot and watching tons of videos and it said that sometimes when your blood sugar is too high it spills into the urine. But yes I’m not having any major symptoms. My last blood test was in January and it didn’t raise any concerns because the doctor didn’t say anything was abnormal. But I’m gonna get a blood test just to relieve myself of the anxiety.
If it helps with the anxiety, then go ahead and get the tests done.
Sugar normally spills over into the urine when your bg goes above 10 mmol/l or 180 mg /dl depending on whether you are using uk or us units for blood sugar. Ketones become an issue only when combined with high blood sugar it is perfectly normal to run low levels of ketones if you are either fasting or just on a low carb diet.
Going days without eating has likely put you into something called nutritional ketosis. That's perfectly normal, and has nothing to do with diabetes. Some type 2 diabetics were or seemed asymptomatic at diagnosis, but from the sound of it, you're fine, diabetes-wise. If you're worried about ketones that aren't connected to perfectly healthy nutritional ketosis, well, those are usually linked to T1, and you'd almost certainly get symptoms then. Especially the thirst and weeing. We can't diagnose on here, but odds are you're fine.If I was diabetic would I have the main symptoms of increased thirst, frequent urination, increased appetite. Cause everything has been the complete opposite I’m neither hungry or thirsty. And haven’t really in days.
could an undiagnosed diabetic go days without eating?
If I was diabetic would I have the main symptoms of increased thirst, frequent urination, increased appetite. Cause everything has been the complete opposite I’m neither hungry or thirsty. And haven’t really in days.
could an undiagnosed diabetic go days without eating?
Given your age I am more concerned about your lack of appetite than any possibility that you might have diabetes (which a doctor will be able to easily diagnose if he or she thinks it might be an issue). Stress and prolonged fasting can make people slip into eating disorder territory where your body can no longer be relied on to tell you when you need to eat. Hopefully this is not the case for you but I think some reassurance from a doctor might help you.
Good luck, I hope you get some help and feel better soon.
Tingling can be anything. Even as simple as vitamin b deficiency, or low potassium. Or even hyperventilation! (When I'm stressed, hyperventilation becomes chronic and I end up tingly all over) If you're getting bloodwork done anyway, might as well ask for a full panel.I just have been anxious and don’t have an appetite at all I don’t feel hungry or thirsty. I just keep worrying and worrying. The biggest concern is the tingling I feel through my body.
I'd agree @JoKalsbeek
Then you may have your answer already. If this keeps preying on your mind though, don't hesitate to get in touch with your gp and share your concerns. They might have some comfort/reassurance for you.Yeah I’m staring to realize it happens more and more when I think about this and worry and keep worrying
ketones are not exactly a symptom of diabetes.
If you had not eaten for some time before the test then ketones would have been produced quite naturally, as you were using energy stores .
If it helps with the anxiety, then go ahead and get the tests done.
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