vonbon1
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 83
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
- Type of diabetes
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
- Dislikes
- Being sick 24/7
Good on you for being positive. I've been in the same situation with a waiting list... there's no harm in asking your GP to chase them up, to make sure there hasn't been some error and you fell off the list. It's a long shot but you never know. Maybe they bring people forward if their GP chases it up.Thanks catladyNZ, The boils have been ongoing even when my numbers were around 4 and 5's. was reffered to dermatology 9 months ago and so far I've had a letter telling me I'm on the waiting list. I went to see chiropadist, diabetic padiatrist. no luck, foot rashes have been before I was diagnosed although i had been diabetic for 2 years before anyone took any notice. just a waiting game as always. My gp is really good about me missing appointments it's seems to be the only thing they understand about IIH. I'll get to where I need to be at least with the diabetes, that is one thing I can control. with a lot of self control and a serious amount of ideas and help from you guys. thanks again xx
Thanks hun, was very interesting, have taken some notes to show gp tomorrow. My numbers were in the 7's for over 2 years before it was picked up on, I was threatened with Diabetes all the time, I was tested regularly for diabetes but it was ignored. it took a locum to pick up on it. anyway that's in the past and this is now, at least I have something to show her tomorrow. might help to be honest a couple of the pictures of feet looked very similar to mine. Thanks again for your help, greatly appreciated. as I said to a new member yesterday this a great site. xGood on you for being positive. I've been in the same situation with a waiting list... there's no harm in asking your GP to chase them up, to make sure there hasn't been some error and you fell off the list. It's a long shot but you never know. Maybe they bring people forward if their GP chases it up.
It seems likely that your blood glucose was high for a time before diagnosis, so it could have been contributing to the foot rashes. I found this article by a podiatrist - let me know if you need help with any of the medical terms.
http://www.podiatrytoday.com/treating-patient-bilateral-rashes-and-intense-itching-top-feet
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