Hi Nicola,
I noticed that you posted the other day that you were bored at work. If you are not getting enough stimulation from a job then yawning is quite usual. Could that be the problem?
http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/bored.53036/
I noticed that you posted the other day that you were bored at work. If you are not getting enough stimulation from a job then yawning is quite usual. Could that be the problem?
http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/bored.53036/
I guess so maybe but I dont know I havent really noticed if im tired outside of work, I think I am usually!
Hello,Hello,
Is anyone else CONSTANTLY tired like for no reason, I am yawning near enough every couple of minutes and it is driving me insane, it's not my sugars as they have been about 8-10 today
It could be happen because you sleep for very short time or your surrounding might be so boring!
Some causes of tiredness include
- High blood sugar
- Underactive thyroid
- Iron deficiency anaemia
- Vitamin D deficiency
- Vitamin B12 deficiency
Hello,,I sleep around about 8-9 hours a night
So this might be you need some place trance therapy. In that you have to go at your loving place with your dear one whoever also you can go for trekking that is the best option for you...
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I agree. Thyroid problems and vitamin B12 deficiency are both usually of autoimmune origin and as you already have one autoimmune condition you are at risk for more. And vitamin D deficiency is very common in autoimmunity.
Regarding iron, be sure they test not only Hb but Ferritin as well.
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Hi Nicola
Another thought...do you have any other symptoms...e.g. constipation/bloating, achy eyes, prickly sensation in fingers, balance disturbance, memory/cognition difficulties?
And are you eating well?...the right food should give you enough energy to get through the day.
Another thought...do you have any other symptoms...e.g. constipation/bloating, achy eyes, prickly sensation in fingers, balance disturbance, memory/cognition difficulties?
And are you eating well?...the right food should give you enough energy to get through the day.
Hello erm I was getting a few dizzy spells but not so much now I put that down to trying to do slimfast but I do feel nauseous alot for no reason and eating well what do you mean?
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collectingrocks, I get the prickling fingers and achy eyes and I am so tired today that I could have gone to sleep at 6 pm any ideas? Sorry if I hijacked the thread, still finding my way around.
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Mud Island Dweller
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Thanks for heads up anaemia l am asking for vitd and calcium tests tomorrow after 11 yrs nights l think thats my base problem have had anaemia in the past but figured wiith all tests run they had done that but will check. l have had it quite a lot in the past.
l wondered on b12 as well but wasnt sure so will discuss that with him.
Although ended nights in 2012 l am still not out much.
My tiredness problem has been going on yrs now l have some hooks l hope to hang it on.
l wondered on b12 as well but wasnt sure so will discuss that with him.
Although ended nights in 2012 l am still not out much.
My tiredness problem has been going on yrs now l have some hooks l hope to hang it on.
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Sorry, and I just looked and no I dont have any of them symptoms apart from the bloating sometimes but not often at all !
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Read Grain Brain by dr Pearlmutter. All about gluten since going gluten free made huge diffrence to my hub. Very worth the read and cross ref. to papers etc t back him up. Even if not a coeliac can be intolerant to glutin and hub doesnt bloat since no glutin (& lot other symptoms) if he has gluten ...he can not lie and say he didnt his first symptom is bloat ok so covered by his jerseys etc and "passing wind" no cover
