Thanks, are muscle aches and twitches consistent with high blood sugar? I heard that high sugar causes inflammation?As your diet has radically changed recently, you are probably low on electrolytes and fluid, especially if you used to have a lot of processed foods which would have been high in salt.
Try increasing salt, just a little on meals and adding in another 2 or 3 glasses of water a day.
Magnesium may help the twitches too.
I notice when my sugar levels have gone high that my legs ache. I usually have to lie down and keep still until I fall asleep otherwise my legs cramp.Thanks, are muscle aches and twitches consistent with high blood sugar? I heard that high sugar causes inflammation?
It does for me as well as exhausting me.Thanks, are muscle aches and twitches consistent with high blood sugar? I heard that high sugar causes inflammation?
To be honest this is causing me much distress. I only started taking 1000mg around 6 weeks and at start of May experienced muscle aches and twitches and am now starting to wonder if this is Metformin/Thyroid related. Had a B12 boost and Vitamin D boosters but not really helping. My DN wants me. to revert to 1500 but scared more than ever. My muscles twitch and shake and have started ti have negative thoughts combined with fatigue.I even cancelled my birthday as I was in such a low mood. I though Metformin could only integer with gastric but seriously concerned now it could be causing other symptoms.@Prince4 Metformin depletes B12, and when taking Atorvastatin and Metformin my muscles were severely weakened plus they seemed to have a life of their own - 5 weeks of tablets after diagnosis and I was in a seriously bad place mentally. Fortunately I threw them in the bin as stuck to low carb so by the time Christmas 2016 was over I was a lot better.
Thanks for advice. Had my electrolytes checked. My Sodium is below 136 NMOL - which apparently means I have a mild recognised deficiency which is know to cause cramps, tiredness and aches. I guess as a consequence of going cold turkey on Salt & Carbs/Sugar......My Chloride was low as well.As your diet has radically changed recently, you are probably low on electrolytes and fluid, especially if you used to have a lot of processed foods which would have been high in salt.
Try increasing salt, just a little on meals and adding in another 2 or 3 glasses of water a day.
Magnesium may help the twitches too.
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