With the popularization of knowledge about diabetes, people are paying more attention to diabetes and are beginning to know some of the symptoms of diabetes, often people will go to the hospital and say

Doctor, I've lost weight lately. Is my blood sugar high? Check my blood sugar!

I've been thirsty lately. Am I diabetic?

It's great that people are becoming more health conscious, and it's also evident that they don't know much about diabetes.

Getting checked out for diabetes is easy because it is a numerical diagnosis that is made when the blood sugar results are above the norm. About 2/3 of diabetics are asymptomatic and are detected unintentionally at health checkups or because of other illnesses.

A single blood glucose alone, or a normal fasting blood glucose alone will not rule out diabetes, this will miss about 50% of patients, and postprandial blood glucose is checked to rule out diabetes.

It is important to note that there are also a number of diseases that present with lethargy and weakness.

Clinical more common diseases such as hyperthyroidism, tuberculosis, autoimmune diseases, tumors and so on may appear wasting, fatigue, these diagnoses need to be carried out blood tests, imaging tests and so on to be clear, sometimes even if the relevant tests are done, it may not be able to make a clear diagnosis. Long-term observation and examination are also needed.

Wasting and fatigue can sometimes occur with emotional abnormalities, such as stress, age-related emotional abnormalities, etc. This is functional and may not reveal any abnormalities on organ examination.

Lethargy and fatigue can predispose to a number of diseases, not just diabetes, so those who are completely reassured by a normal blood glucose test at the clinic should be aware that tests should also be performed to rule out other diseases.

To summarize: thirst, lethargy and fatigue do not exclude the possibility of diabetes mellitus, and postprandial blood glucose should be measured. There are also some disease symptoms manifested as lethargy and fatigue, such as tuberculosis, tumors, hyperthyroidism and other endocrine diseases, immune diseases, severe malnutrition, etc., to pay attention to the examination and exclusion.

In fact, I was invited to answer the question given the symptoms of the complaint is not ominous, I can only answer you based on what you told the blood glucose value of the check is normal, but but the lethargy and fatigue as the main complaint.

Wasting is a long-term body in a healthy state, the appearance of subcutaneous fat and body fat reduction, but no symptoms appear, the main items of physical examination data are normal. The second is some pathological state, in a short period of time, the body fat consumption, the performance of the subcutaneous (chest, abdomen, thighs) mainly fat reduction, bony revealed with different organs with symptoms of pathology appear. Fatigue can only be seen more often in pathological states. In my opinion.

1/. Rechecked blood glucose before and after six meals of three meals a day.

2/. Review Hepatitis B 2 half, minor hepatic energy, minor renal function, minor lipids, Hepatitis C antibody, and alpha-fetoprotein testing.

3/. Check the blood penta-analysis for red blood cells, hemoglobin, and other values.

4/. Make a spot test for Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

5/. Color Ultrasound.

6/. Urine Decathlon Laboratory.

Maybe it's not well absorbed by the stomach and intestines.

Please go to the hospital for diagnosis without delay.

Eat more green vegetables, do not eat too salty, eat more light eating habits, older eat less greasy food

Insufficient qi and blood!

lacking in vitality

Don't let high blood sugar take the blame for everything? The early and late conditions of hyperglycemia are going to be bigger.

Go to the doctor...

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