Headache and diabetes?

Question

I have Type 2 diabetes and Ive got a constant bad headache. No painkillers are working and it's driving me insane! My blood sugar is usually high and I'm waiting for blood results as to whether I have to take any medication (as yet) any ideas on how I can get rid of this headache and is my diabetes a possible cause of it? Had it for 3 days now :( Thanks xx

Red~Queen

Answer 1

Yes! Go for a walk- long walk will bring your sugar down (trust me I know that illiness very well) Stay away from candy of all kinds-ice cream too. Drink a lot of water. And try herbs redemies.

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Headache and diabetes?
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Answer 7

I've had diabetes most of my life and I had headaches constantly for almost 3 years heres what works:

*drink small amounts of water constantly (one cup per hour), overloading with water will just flush it out of your system

*your headaches are caused by hypovolemia, you urinate sugar to rid it from your body, your body dumps its water and blood vessels constrict to adapt to the dropping volume, causing tension headaches

*you can't completely fix this without meds, sugar needs to come down then you'll be OK

*Try a tension headache over the counter med and be aggressive with your health care provider to get these sugars down

I know what your going through its hard, You'll be fine with diabetes meds, try neck rubs too.

Answer 8

i don't relay know but i think you should contact your doctor or try this following side:
the General
Diabetes UK
they helps people with diabetes and their families. Represents and campaigns for their interests, and funds research into the condition.
Tel: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Website: www.diabetes.org.uk

Answer 9

Whatever it is, it's certainly not as described by EMT-P. That's the biggest load of twaddle that I've heard in a long time.

When you urinate, your blood volume does not decrease.


Addendum:
Maybe it was just someone trying to be clever and use words that they don't know what they mean.

Answer 10

High blood sugar is almost always associated with headaches as well with blurry vision and a big thirst.