Pediatrician and Diabetes (Burred)
12/22/2010 7:59 a.m.
Last month my sister began to worry a lot with her son (she has a year and a half), she drank a lot of water, she did not get fat and slept a lot ... and with my antecedent I call myself to make her glycemia.He had just snack (he hadn't been 5 minutes) and he is 115 ... a little high and at two hours to 140, I did not give importance but left the machine to do an analysis in a fast and was 95. SoIn principle, he stayed calm, but he told me that in the next review he would tell the pediatrician in case he was made.
Yesterday he went to the pediatrician and told him and said:
1st to a glycemia of 180 in fasts is normal
2nd never diabetes appears before the age of five (I am a diabetic since the age of three ...)
3rd that will worry if one day he makes a glycemia and is 30 , which would then be diabetic
12/22/2010 7:59 a.m.
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DM1 desde 1988
Mamá de 2 niños y a la espera del tercero
Bomba + Dexcom
Well the pediatricians ... my daughter debuted with 4 years, I had no idea of diabetes until then, for me they were people who did not ate sugar and when eating they put insulin (I suppose I thought an exact dose always) and already... well, I took her to the pediatrician because he had been woke up for a few days to pipi several times at night and then asked me water, when I finished commenting this he told me that I had no diabetic face: ??, he explained how to clean the genitals in case it was an infection and sent me urine analysis.
I have continued with the same pediatrician because we touch wood, we have to go rather to see it, I recently went for insulin and glucagon recipes because they had expired, I was very interested if the endocrine had told us that we had to have it inHouse, I was hallucinated, as a doctor did not know that glucagon was essential at a person with diabetes ???But I repeated that on the next visit to the endo, I asked it, I already put me in Malaceche, trying to explain that in case of severe hypoglycemia it is the first thing I had to do before Oi while calling an ambulance, well, to tellmore .... it is worth not having an idea of diabetes but since a patient of yours has debuted because something man informs .. !!
12/22/2010 10:29 a.m.
My pediatrician many years ago (6 I had) told my grandmother (which was the one that took me with the typical symptoms of diabetes) that what I needed was to take good sugar. That I gave me many bananas,Petit suisse and nocilla snacks that I would see how I immediately made me well ......
At 15 days admitted with 790 glucose. In the end!:( :( :(
And on Thursday that I went to my cs for strips and needles my "super heart doctor" told me: "But how many times do you change the needle?... ": o: o: o
12/27/2010 5:36 a.m.
A diabetes expert El Menda: Shock :: Shock:
12/27/2010 5:44 a.m.
De los buenos tiempos, siempre quiero más...
Mamá de Ángela, ¡16 añitos, fiera!. Debut: octubre de 2003.
Bomba insulina Medtronic Paradigm Veo desde junio 2005
Última hemo 6.1
I would tell you that but it is hard for me to believe that what is mostly what is mostly in a primary care consultation that has several diabetics will not know.
I suppose that with the story of trying to reduce material spending, they release those nonsense or maybe it is used to deal with type 2 diabetics which in general do not find out the half of the Mass (I am sorry to be cruel to the diabetics ofType 2 but it is what I have seen with the treatment I have had with most of them).
12/27/2010 8:59 a.m.
I hallucinate, it seems that they are mechanical that try to find what has been based on trying. They forget that we are people. If you do not know, do not speak, it is that it seems that they are shaped say "look of this does notI am very put, you see the specialist. "I think it doesn't cost so much and you don't play with anyone's health.: EVIL:
12/30/2010 5:10 p.m.
Simply hallucino with the things you explain: Shock :: Shock :: Shock :: Shock :: Shock :: Shock :: Shock :: Evil :: Evil :: Evil :: Evil :: Evil: Evil: Evil:
12/30/2010 7:26 p.m.