Diseases and Disorders - Discussion of diabetes management in day to day life

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Possible symptom?	05 Oct 2003 23:48 GMT	2
Hope someone can help me. I was diagnosed diabetic about 2 years ago and according to my A1c, have been under pretty good control. About 6 months ago, I noticed that when I sat at my desk that my big left toe would begin to feel as if it were going to sleep. It was
T2 Lurking....Thank You So Much For David Ortiz!!!!!	05 Oct 2003 23:11 GMT	9
MVP MVP MVP MVP!!!!!!!! Game 5 Tommorow. Pedro is ready! ======== COWBOY UP!
New version of my free graphical diabetes program is ready for download now!	05 Oct 2003 22:21 GMT	9
Today I released a new version of my free diabetes program to show graphics from bloodglucose measurements and to print them. You can download it from my site : http://httpd.chello.nl/j.creusen/
OT:HAPPY-HAPPY SLEEPY	05 Oct 2003 21:55 GMT	10
COWBOY UP! Happy for ya Buddy!
OT: Computer Monitor	05 Oct 2003 20:39 GMT	26
OK, I did it and I am now using my 17" monitor. I just plugged it in and turned it on. When it got to the DOS screen during boot up it said something about an unknown device click this or that....I guessed and clicked that....when it got to the opening screen it updated my
QVC muffins not low carb	05 Oct 2003 19:54 GMT	103
This morning I decided to have one third of one of the low carb muffins I bought from QVC, It is supposed to contain 22 carbs for the whole muffin Before having the muffin I tested 115 I ate one third which is about 7
Zocor	05 Oct 2003 19:07 GMT	6
Anyone have any good or bad things to say about Zocor? My doctor wants to prescribe it for me, but I am concerned about the more serious side effects.
Re: Gastric bypass resolves/improves diabetes	05 Oct 2003 18:21 GMT	1
-- Cheri Cheri wrote in message ... >We'll all be hoping for the best for you Bev, and I know you're going
Anyone been diagnosed with Trigger Finger?	05 Oct 2003 17:24 GMT	26
I had a hell of a time with one of my fingers for about 8 months before I had surgery this past spring. The doctor said it's really common with diabetics. He said he has had patients who have had surgery on all their fingers!
carbohydrates cooked vs. raw	05 Oct 2003 17:01 GMT	10
Why do vegetables have more carbohydrates in them when they are cooked? I would have thought that the total amount of anything in a food would be the same - how does adding heat and water increase it? For example, a raw eggplant has 5g/cup, but cooked it's 9g/cup.
Use of meds.	05 Oct 2003 16:56 GMT	14
Meds alter the condition of your natural processes by reducing insulin resistance or increasing natural insulin capacity. Most people control by eating methods and the meds are longer
HbA1c vs. Postprandial blood glucose	05 Oct 2003 16:52 GMT	2
"Of interest, in patients with diabetes, the prandial glucose level is more strongly correlated with HbA1c than is the fasting glucose level. Population studies provide strong evidence that the 2-hour postchallenge glucose level is more strongly related to mortality than the fasting
As promised: test results	05 Oct 2003 16:35 GMT	25
09/25/03 BP 124/80 WBC 11.5 RBC 5.07
Yearly cycles	05 Oct 2003 16:34 GMT	1
I've noticed my insulin sensitivity is increasing lately. The hypothesis is cortisol is lowering for the winter months since activity levels will be lower and the predators will be hibernating. My HbA1c model is keyed to the equinox that we just went through and I must have ...
TELL ME ABOUT INSULIN RESISTANCE IF YOU HAVE IT	05 Oct 2003 15:38 GMT	60
My insulin requirements tend to go up hourly in the evenings and don't start to drop until after breakfast the next day (and are very low during the afternoon and early evening .Fortunately, I am on the pump and I can adjust the hourly basal rates. Does anyone experience this ...