JoKalsbeek
Expert
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- Type of diabetes
- I reversed my Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
Of course. Just wanted to say, a lot of people wouldn't get your results when steroids (which are often unavoidable), are in the mix. So you really are doing well. But yeah, get a full blood panel done, all vits, mins and whatnot... Something's off. For me, extreme fatigue still is a thing when my vit d gets really, really low (I'm deficient as it is, to the point of the adult form of rickets; osteomalacia). Do you happen to experience bone pain by any chance? Can't ask you whether wearing a bra hurts your ribs of course, haha. But for instance, when the cat decides to jump on the bed and walks across my chins, as adorable as it is, it is absolute agony. Just wondering if you experience something similar. I eat massive amounts of fish to keep things up to par, but if it is an issue, supplements should work for you. (I get migraines when I take those, so not an option for me). Anyway.... As you've probably figured out by now, there's a gazillion reasons why you're feeling what you're feeling. Better get all of them ruled out until you find what it is, because this is not working for you. Still... I have a feeling it's not keto related. I can't explain why. Just a gut feeling. Do keep us posted when you get your lab work back!Hi Jo, thank you. I was convinced when my blood glucose deteriorated a couple of years ago - inexplicably a few months after a good HbA1c followed 2 weeks later by a doubling of the statins dose (20mg=>40mg, gratuitously, I thought, and for nothing to do with all this). I stopped statins completely for 6 months, but it made no difference to my BG, and I agreed to go back to my original dose as a compromise. Maybe it just was coincidence - medical science is all so much more complex than the chemistry I used to do in the 60s.
I should have said I also take prednisalone every year or two or three, when I have a particularly bed chest infection. So there may be a cumulative effect from the regular inhalers and/or those. However, stopping the inhalers and their emergency support is not an option, as you can appreciate.
Jo