I was in the hospital 5 weeks ago.  While there my blood sugar was high
the entire time.  They kept checking my blood sugar incesstantly.  One nurse
even mentioned how I was going to have an endocrinologist stop in the next
day to see me.  That never happened and my doctor never mentioned any blood
sugar problems in my follow-up a week later.  I have been watching my diet
just because my blood sugar was constantly high while there..  They did not
let me eat the first night and checked my blood sugar the next morning, I
checked in at 115.  I have not had any problems since, until this past
weekend.  I had a couple yogurts (fruit on the bottom) on Friday and
immediately felt pretty sick.  I just wrote it off and went to bed early
that night.  On Sunday, I went to the movies and oredered up a regular Pepsi
(like an idiot) because I figured that I earned it from behaving so well on
my healthy diet.  About an hour into the movie, I felt as if I had to throw
up.  A lot of the other symptoms that people attribute to diabetes is there
such as extreme thirst, blurry vision, and faigue.  On the other hand, I did
not feel hungry after both of these episodes.  I was very nausous, as if I
was hung over.  I could taste sugar in my mouth after the Pepsi incident.
In addition, my urine smelled like a Pepsi that afternoon (maybe that was
all in my mind).  I figured the only common denominator between the two is
the sugar.  I decided to buy a meter to use the next day.  I gave myself a
test of a bowl of Apple Jacks.  I normally do not eat this type of stuff
anymore, but felt I must know if high blood sugar is out of control.  The
reading on the monitor peaked at 205 mg/dl to my surprise.  Again, I started
feeling sick again, just not as severe as the day before.  I must have been
on a sugar high for three hours.  Afterwards, I got a bad headache that
lasted the rest of the day.  It also killed my appetite like the Pepsi did.
I had half a potato for dinner, and my blood sugar went up to 149.  It must
be noted that I had an appointment with my urologist and he told me that
there was a little sugar in my urine.
   What I want to know is should I be concerned with this or is it all in
my imagination?  Could I have just had a virus of some type that caused all
these problems?  I did check my temperature and was a perfet 98.6.  I just
do not want to seem like a hypochondriac to my doctor.  On the other hand,
if I have a problem, I want to address it now.