I've been having many of the symptoms experienced with low blood sugar and was just recently
diagnosed (based on the results of a GTT)as having borderline low blood sugar; however, my Dr. told
me that the symptoms sound like the symptoms of ADD. I was wondering if anyone else was told that
the symptoms experienced such as extreme fatigue, confusion, headaches, and instability when walking
was ever told this and if so, what was actually wrong.
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"kelly" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I've been having many of the symptoms experienced with low blood sugar and was just recently
diagnosed (based on the results of a GTT)as having borderline low blood sugar; however, my Dr.
told me that the symptoms sound like the symptoms of ADD. I was wondering if anyone else was told
that the symptoms experienced such as extreme fatigue, confusion, headaches, and instability when
walking was ever told this and if so, what was actually wrong.Go on then, what's ADD?
Beav
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"kelly" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I've been having many of the symptoms experienced with low blood sugar and was just recently
diagnosed (based on the results of a GTT)as having borderline low blood sugar; however, my Dr.
told me that the symptoms sound like the symptoms of ADD. I was wondering if anyone else was told
that the symptoms experienced such as extreme fatigue, confusion, headaches, and instability when
walking was ever told this and if so, what was actually wrong.That doesn't sound like ADD to me! ADD can cause trouble concentrating, trouble focusing, trouble
finishing projects, blurting out thoughts without thinking, etc. How is your thyroid? Your symptoms
could be from a thyroid problem. Perhaps you should see an Endocrinologist.--
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kelly said:
I've been having many of the symptoms experienced with low blood sugar and was just recently
diagnosed (based on the results of a GTT)as having borderline low blood sugar; however, my Dr.
told me that the symptoms sound like the symptoms of ADD. I was wondering if anyone else was told
that the symptoms experienced such as extreme fatigue, confusion, headaches, and instability when
walking was ever told this and if so, what was actually wrong.I had ADD symptoms and diagnosis (from a neurologist specializing in ADD) including medications for
some years. When T2 emerged and I reduced carbs and began controlling diet, etc, the ADD symptoms
disappeared and haven't returned.ADD is apprently a collection of symptoms more than some specific narrowly defined condition.
Before anyone starts flaming, YMMV. I can only provide my own opinion based on personal experience.
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"Beav" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Go on then, what's ADD?
Attention Deficit Disorder.
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Attention Deficit Disorder
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"kelly" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I've been having many of the symptoms experienced with low blood sugar and was just recently
diagnosed (based on the results of a GTT)as having borderline low blood sugar; however, my Dr.
told me that the symptoms sound like the symptoms of ADD. I was wondering if anyone else was
told that the symptoms experienced such as extreme fatigue, confusion, headaches, and
instability when walking was ever told this and if so, what was actually wrong.Go on then, what's ADD?
Beav
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"Julie Bove" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Beav" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Go on then, what's ADD?
I THOUGHT it was that, but non of Kelly's symptoms seemed to gell. Even those with severe ADD can
still seem to walk in a straight line without a headache:-)Beav
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(kelly) said:
I've been having many of the symptoms experienced with low blood sugar and was just recently
diagnosed (based on the results of a GTT)as having borderline low blood sugar; however, my Dr. told
me that the symptoms sound like the symptoms of ADD. I was wondering if anyone else was told that
the symptoms experienced such as extreme fatigue, confusion, headaches, and instability when
walking was ever told this and if so, what was actually wrong.low blood glucose can be tested. If you have these symptoms and your BG tests low on the BG meter
you should have and be using then you know what the problem is.Mack Type 1 since 1975 alt-support-diabetes.orgalt-support-diabetes.orgOpen ↗ insulin-pumpers.orginsulin-pumpers.orgOpen ↗
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