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Does your diabetes make you tired? How do you manage diabetes fatigue?
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I am in my late 50s ,was diagnosed with type 2 July 2015 ,put on insulin in April this year and my blood sugars are slowly stabilising at between 8 and 12 . I'm trying lose We with Slimming world but finding it hard as my diet is quite restricted because of allergies and digestive problems .It was suggested I went on a low carb diet but because I don't absorb carbs properly it didn't work out and I kept passing out but I am determined to keep going and even I only lose a few pounds it will help .Keep positive and do what you can is my motto good lucky to everyone .
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@Rosben yes I had the runs learn that cocacola flat with codeine helps works for me because I'm having to be on pain killer tablets hopefully might help .
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Hello everyone,
How are you today? Have you seen this older discussion? ![]()
Does your diabetes ever make you feel tired? If so, how do you cope with the fatigue? Can you share any advice with us?
@JALLOH @Midsonwm @Helenmary @Bistos @Mellymel @Babyrhino53 @Chirambo123 @Debi.K @TrudyL @Marxist @Darwin @Missteazel @CABSerra @Tupelohoney @Trollyman @Gregsgirl @Bazza1962 @Luisa1960 @Christinec @Sussexguy
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@Rosben yes I was the same.have to be careful to go to shops or near the shops with toilets
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Seems ages since I was on and lots has changed. My husband and I got divorced and my son helped me do a food diary. By keeping to a fairly strict diet I can control both my diabetes (normal reading UK 7.5) and diviculitus and lost nearly 4 stone in weight. This year though has been hard as I have a suspected soft tissue sarcoma and I am completely drained mentally and physically. I have an operation scheduled to remove it on 24th August. Worried doesn't come anywhere near. I think that I might have to start from scratch on the diet front
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Dear all, does type 2 diabetes make you extremely tired? I seem to be fighting to stay awake most afternoons and always thirsty. I'm taki 2 metformin morning along with Glicozides and 2 metformin in the afternoon. I'm havi a nightmare trying to get blood glucose down below 14. I've only once had 7:9. Highest was in the 30's. Help. X