Weight gain?

Question

I don’t know what to do anymore. I am seeing an endo for my low (60) and somewhat high (200) sugar level. They can’t find anything wrong. My worst symptoms are the shakes and near faint. We noticed that my triglycerides are high. I use to weight 110 lbs and now I weight 119lbs over 1 month. I am not doing anything different. I had to buy bigger clothes. I’m scared. Diet does not work too, because my shakes are really bad. Is this normal? Nobody is worried, because they thought I was skinny at 110lbs 5ft 1in. But 10 lbs in 1 month and not fitting in my clothes anymore … Thanks

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I am a women 27 yrs old
Two GTT done
1st 2 hr at 187mg
2nd 2 hr at 127 mg

Thank you

Answer 1

It sounds as if your body is producing insulin quite well. Have they checked your thyroid? Sometimes if the thyroid is going bad then it can cause problems in other parts of the body. It can cause your glucose level to drop or soar high. It can also cause you to shake and sweat.Also to gain weight or lose it real fast.

Keep asking your doctor questions. Make him do his job. Thats what they go to school for anyway. Also ask family members if they know of anyone in your family with thyroid disease. Sometimes it is an inherited thing.

Hope this helped.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Try getting checked for Cushing's syndrome.

You need a 24 hour urine free cortisol test and NOT a blood test.

It's one thing to rule out.
Good luck.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Bake a healthy breakfast before hand to ensure you don't grab a sugary scone on the run.

Answer 6

Enroll in an active artwork class, such as sculpture or perhaps ceramics.

Answer 7

Get hold of a plant for your office—watering it will make you more active.

Answer 8

You didn't say if you're a man or a woman. Have you done a pregnancy test? Also, have you had any tests to determine if you're diabetic?

Answer 9

Baggy clothes hide your body and encourage lounging around. So even when you're relaxing at home, wear fitted clothes to keep you on track.

Answer 10

Aim for a 300- to be able to 400-calorie meal.