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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / June 2004

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Driving Licenses30 Jun 2004 23:26 GMT1
It looks like it may not just be T1's who have to worry about their driving
licences:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3850953.stm
Lost Control 30 Jun 2004 22:16 GMT10
I returned yesterday from 3 days touring Disney Land, Knotts, and Universal
Studio. We had all our meals in restarunts. From the little testing I did on
the trip, I know my glucose was getting high. This morning, my glucose was
195. It was 220 after a low carb breakfast. I had ...
My take on hunger30 Jun 2004 20:45 GMT5
I have my own experiences that says you will experience
hunger when you body does have available energy.
In a normal person it is caused by lack of food input.
So the urge to eat.
Questions30 Jun 2004 18:32 GMT17
I am a 26 years old and I am a type 1 diabetic for three years now.  Last
year I was diagnosed with thrombosis in my left leg and is currently using
warfarin.  I would like to know if this is common in diabetics.  I am also
very worried about having children and how pregnancy will ...
Superdrug and Acucheck Compact30 Jun 2004 18:29 GMT15
Walked past me local Superdrug earlier today and they are doing an Acuchek compact for ?4 (its
actually ?4.70 but D's don't pay VAT) down from ?10.
Might have considered it as a back-up if it took the same strips as me other one but sadly it don't.
Why do the same company use so ...
Lipid panels, are they valid?30 Jun 2004 18:20 GMT2
I am curious how much affect meals have on lipid panel results.  My doc
never warns me when he is going to do a lipid panel and I usually get
'higher than I like' results.  Last time I got  HD chol of 50 and trigs of
142 and the LDL was estimated to be 232.  Now I am wondering what ...
Aphersis?30 Jun 2004 17:10 GMT1
>[Apheresis in severe hypercholesterolaemia]
>[Article in Norwegian]
>Graesdal A, Hovland A, Bjorbaek E.
>Lipidklinikken Nordlandssykehuset, Bodo. asg3@hotmail.com
Continuous glucose sensor30 Jun 2004 15:13 GMT9
As some of the old timers will recall, I was in the first batch of
humans implanted with a continuous glucose sensor with a radio link to
a belt receiver.  Few, if any, of the first batch were successful due
to what were, in retrospect, silly mistakes in implant procedure.  
Testing a new connection30 Jun 2004 14:12 GMT1
no message - just testing a new connection
Above normal liver funtion   :-(30 Jun 2004 13:31 GMT7
Had a stent put in in March & was started on Liptor (10 mgs).  Got blood
work done & liver was above normal.  Lipotor was withheld for 2 weeks then
decreased to 5 mgs.  Blood test was done & liver was still above normal.  My
question is will milk thistle help my liver cope with this ...
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Off Topic / Selling Meters30 Jun 2004 07:00 GMT6
after trying 3 meters, I settled on one I like so I have two meters for
sale.
Can I sell them on eBay? Any reason why I shouldn't?
Thanks,
Magnets30 Jun 2004 06:10 GMT5
If a person wants to use magnets and think they help,
I have no problem with that use.   Just do  not buy
the from a spammer for an inflated price.  Go a hobby
shop or tear up an old speaker to find one.  Some
fasting sugars30 Jun 2004 05:10 GMT3
I wondor if anyone can offer me any advice.
Type I diagnosed June 2001.
Lantus 29 units and Novorapid as and when.
I am waking up on Blood sugars of between 10-15. When I go to bed and test
Prickly Pear Fruit and C-Reactive Protein30 Jun 2004 05:07 GMT3
From the "Let's Annoy Ted" department:
Prickly Pear Cactus Extract has been shown to reduce levels of
C-reactive protein (an inflammatory mediator):
    Conclusions  The symptoms of the alcohol hangover are largely
 
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