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Type 2 diabetes

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  • Hassan_AZ
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    Sleeved 29 July. 15 years type 2 Diabetic. Stopped all meds since surgery and blood sugar levels are reasonable (I check several times daily). Am still on liquid diet so I hope I still don't need the

  • rln52
    rln52

    I have this evil disease. Diagnosed in January I took a month to try and change diet and lost a little but knew it wasn't going to make a difference. That day I called to make my first appointment w

  • ylluz
    ylluz

    Great samelton68 I am happy you no longer need meds...rin52 I also have sleepapnea Im hoping after surgery it goes away I sleep much better but the mask is annoying ;(.

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    My day is here one more hour for surgery.

    good luck and please let us know how it went. You're in our prayers
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    Sleeved 29 July. 15 years type 2 Diabetic. Stopped all meds since surgery and blood sugar levels are reasonable (I check several times daily). Am still on liquid diet so I hope I still don't need the meds when I hopefully move on to next nutritional stage. Happy to be off my meds.

    Congrats I have diabetes type 2 will be sleeved monday and I am hoping I wont need meds again :)
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    Thanks to all for the good wishes. Got home yesterday. Today much better. BS have been great 75 to 90. All meds are on hold for now. Getting along by myself on some things. First night was tough second day better still not great. In hospital i was not able to drink. My appetite was not there and the taste of water was not appealing to me. T oday i am able to drink my protein shake and jello pudding popsicles so much better.

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    Thanks to all for the good wishes. Got home yesterday. Today much better. BS have been great 75 to 90. All meds are on hold for now. Getting along by myself on some things. First night was tough second day better still not great. In hospital i was not able to drink. My appetite was not there and the taste of water was not appealing to me. T oday i am able to drink my protein shake and jello pudding popsicles so much better.

    it will get better very quickly. Congrats and welcome back home.
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    Diabetes is considered as chronic disease, which affects the path our body manages glucose (sugar) in blood. Diabetes is of two types i.e. Type 1 and Type 2, however, when we talk about type2 diabetes it symptoms appear slowly like increase thirst, high urinating, eventual weight loss, blurry eyesight etc. Normally a blood test performed in pathology through the help of tools present at ilexmedical.com confirms whether you have diabetes or not. Normally people can control type 2 diabetes by eating healthy, regular blood glucose testing, doing physical exercise and take diabetes medicines properly.

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