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<blockquote data-quote="LindsayCatt" data-source="post: 2281618" data-attributes="member: 526806"><p>I was under a consultant because I have an adrenal adenoma which had been classified as benign and non functional after 3 years of testing. I had been discharged literally 12 months before I found out I was T2 diabetic last June.</p><p>The symptoms of my diabetes were chronic, prolonged headaches, and extreme exhaustion... my HbA1c was only 48 when I was diagnosed, however, my symptoms hadn't been addressed by my practice on 2 previous visits, despite my worsening condition. By the time I was diagnosed I was very ill.</p><p>That's why I saw a consultant initially, because there was a possibility that my tumour had become active, leading to diabetes. However after stress testing the tumour using corticosteroids it was determined that it was down to heredity, exacerbated by a long term use of Mirtazapine, and some weight gain after my last pregnancy at 43; I'm 46 now. However, as my tumour was none active, I'd lost well over a stone in 6 months, and my HbA1c has come down and maintained at 40 after my initial diagnosis, I was discharged at Christmas.</p><p>I hope that helps clear that up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LindsayCatt, post: 2281618, member: 526806"] I was under a consultant because I have an adrenal adenoma which had been classified as benign and non functional after 3 years of testing. I had been discharged literally 12 months before I found out I was T2 diabetic last June. The symptoms of my diabetes were chronic, prolonged headaches, and extreme exhaustion... my HbA1c was only 48 when I was diagnosed, however, my symptoms hadn't been addressed by my practice on 2 previous visits, despite my worsening condition. By the time I was diagnosed I was very ill. That's why I saw a consultant initially, because there was a possibility that my tumour had become active, leading to diabetes. However after stress testing the tumour using corticosteroids it was determined that it was down to heredity, exacerbated by a long term use of Mirtazapine, and some weight gain after my last pregnancy at 43; I'm 46 now. However, as my tumour was none active, I'd lost well over a stone in 6 months, and my HbA1c has come down and maintained at 40 after my initial diagnosis, I was discharged at Christmas. I hope that helps clear that up. [/QUOTE]
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