My doctor suspects I may have type 2 Diabetes?

Question

Not over weight. Moderate drinker...I like my wine in the evening but not a lot. I eat a good diet. But have been exercising less.

If I restart my old regiment of exercise IE running and weight lifting, is it possible that I could rebound and recover from this without taking these crappy meds? (metformin for about a week now)

Would love to hear some inputs because these meds make me feel like crap as before I didnt even know my blood sugar was high at 124.

I'm 5'10", 178lb when I get up in the morning. Still have good upper body strength.

Additionally, I never have been real big on anything sweet...I drink unsweet tea when I have it. Almost never eat candy.

Another thing that concerned me is trace blood and protine in my urine.

Answer 1

If you get lean, you can reverse the problem.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Yes, diabetes cannot be cured, i.e. the cells which product insulin will not suddenly start producing more again, but you will increase your chances of living a normal life med-free and avoiding damage caused by the diabetes if you start exercising again. Many people have been able to wean off (with the advice and consent of their doctor!!!) the drugs after restarting an exercise program. This has a greater chance of working if you are only mildly "out of shape" and if the disease has not progressed too far. A lot of people have done it. Check with your doctor and follow his advice, but even if he says that you may have to take the drugs forever, start up the exercise program anyway - you will at least be able to avoid some of the vagaries of diabetes and probably keep it from getting worse (even if it doesn't get better).

Answer 4

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My doctor suspects I may have type 2 Diabetes?
Not over weight. Moderate drinker...I like my wine in the evening but not a lot. I eat a good diet. But have been exercising less.

If I restart my old regiment of exercise IE running and weight lifting, is it possible that I could rebound and recover from this without taking these crappy...

Answer 5

If you doctor started you on meformin, he/she must have pretty good idea that you are diabetic. Have you had hemoglobin A1C checked? Insulin levels? 124 is high, but not that high. Also if you are being honest about your weight and height, you certainly are not the typical type II diabetic (you are not obese). If you are uncertain, you might want to get and independent assessment by a specialist, an endocrinologist.

Dorothy and Toto, makes some good recommendations about diet and exercise, but the rest about cleansing your colon and liver is nonscientific mumbo jumbo. The supplements suggested probably will not help.

Answer 6

My bother had type 2 diabetes problem several years ago and he started his walking. He walks 10,000 steps a day and it helps him a lots. He does not need to take drug for diabetes and lost some weight at the same time.

Start your exercising problem right away, walking is the best exercise too.

Answer 7

I am type 2 diabetic and I have never had cysts. I have other family members and many friends who are also type 2. Not one of them have ever had it. You need to get your blood glucose checked. Also see a Dermatologist about the cysts. They may not be connected at all.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

it is possible for some people with type II diabetes to have their meds lowered or no longer needed by exercising more. exercise can take the place of your meds- possibly, by doing the same thing your meds do. i hope that makes sense(?). your chances of acheiving this goal are higher if you are on the borderline side of diabetes. i have type I diabetes, and when i'm on a rigid exercise regimine the amount of insulin i need to take is dramatically lowered. p.s. does your name mean 350?

Answer 10

Glucophage and Metformin (gabapentin), etc... Oral agents that decrease glucose in blood, will work by helping some "vague" receptors react to normal insulin levels you have. These will put glucose where it belongs, inside the cells.

Exercise of aerobic nature, with a powerful routine of activities, will help establish a balance. Unfortunately, no doctor will assure that you will not need pills. The blood sugar should be below 120 mg/dL and always above 60 mg/dL.

The more you consume alcohol, simple carbohydrates and calories, the more you will require these Oral Agents!!!

Answer 11

aLCOHOL lowers YOUR BLOOD SUGAR SO MAKE SURE YOU EAT WHEN YOU DRINK.

Alcohol will not cause diabetes !! Night hawk is wrong.This is a medical fact.Stop scaring people with the wrong info.

Once you have it you have it.
Test your sugar often and get checked out for a UTI.