Stress diabetes.?

Question

I am diagnosed with FBS of 130 three months back.My age is 27.I used ayurvedic medicine and it came down to 80.I dont have symptoms of frequent urination.But whenever I take food,immediately bowel moments start and after taking this ayurvedic medicine,bowel moments subside.My doctor says,this is a stress diabetes or induced diabetes.I feel extremely tired sometimes.I am also losing weight (came down to 55 from 60 kgs in 3 months).Pls anybody clear me if it is type 2 diabetes or stress diabetes?

Answer 1

Stress will raise your blood sugar... diabetic or not.

If you're not sure you're a diabetic, just get a glucose tolerance test, AND a hemoglobin A1C test... that way, you'll know for sure if you are or aren't.

Even if you test positive, it's no big deal. Keep doing what you're doing. Read this for more:
http://www.geocities.com/seabulls69/Type_II_Diabetes.html

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Answer 4

A diabetic is a diabetic. I have never heard of "stress diabetes". But I have heard of stress affecting the blood sugar of a diabetic. My bs tends to elevate if I am stressed. Maybe your doctor told you that stress was causing your increased symptoms. You are either type 1 or 2. That is what I have understood all my diabetic life and during my nursing career.

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Answer 6

I wonder if, when you are taking ayurvedic medicine, you are also eating a more healthful diet which helps control both the frequent bowel movements and the diabetes?

Stress can contribue to higher blood sugar numbers.

But frequent bowel movements are not usually part of the picture. In fact, people with high blood sugar are often constipated due to dehydration.

Because of the frequent bowel movements and the rapid weight loss, I suspect you may have irritable bowel sydrome.

This would be unrelated to wether or not you have diabetes.

Irritable bowel syndrome can cause you to have movements immediately after eating. It can often be controlled with diet. That's why I'm wondering if it is controlled by eating differently under ayrveda.

Answer 7

Hi,
Basically you have Type II diabetes. In stress there occurs an imbalance in the metabolism. Usually in stress, the same amount of diabetes medicine and the same type of food can lead to increase in blood sugar levels. The loss of weight in short span of time is not healthy. I would advise you to stop taking the ayurvedic medicine and control your blood sugars with a balanced diet and exercise. This will build up your energy level as well.
Regards,
Dr. Gupta

Answer 8

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Answer 9

i don't know what FBS is? but stress can aid diabetics. its hard to say what the stress is. if you keep losing weight it will nearly disappear. but it will come back later in life that is what hit does. some dont' get it till their late 70's 80's but always sinceyou know you hve part of it always watch sugar. the best thing watch diet and lose weight will bring it on later and that is helped.

Answer 10

I was just looking up hypoglycemia and one of the deals on there said that stress can trigger the blood sugar. I was wondering the same thing. When I get severely stressed I go into body tremors have nausea severe headache dizziness weak my blood sugar drops and have lost consciousness 2 times. the stress was extremely sever tho.