Im going to an endocrinologist for treatment of my thyroid disease (hashimoto's). Well she has diagnosed me as being insulin resistant. I get very sick if I try taking the medicine she prescribed and am wondering if I am truly insulin resistant. She started me on metformin which I could not take at all then switched me to glumetza which also makes me sick. She did this based on 2 glucose fasting tests that I had done by another dr almost a year and half ago, my levels were 102 and 105. Yes I am a bit overweight due to my thyroid not being under proper control (at another dr's expense). I exercise every day watch what I eat and am very active. When I do get blood work done from my endo. it is always just focused at my thyroid levels. Is this normal...can the results from a year and half ago still be correct, should she be doing more tests? Only thing she told me was to take the glumetza and stay on a no carb diet.
2007-07-25
03:25:50
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*Army*Wife*
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➔ Diseases & Conditions
➔ Diabetes
Id like a 2nd opinion, but my insurance is through the Army and they told me this is the only specialist in this area that they work with
2007-07-25
03:26:48 ·
update #1
Duckie she tried telling me that I have PCOS (again with no testing done) I dont have facial hair, acne, i have very regular periods, only time i missed them is when I was pregnant (3 times)... it seems like she just doesnt want to hear what i have to say though
2007-07-25
05:57:58 ·
update #2