"The glucose test may also be ordered to help diagnose diabetes when
someone has symptoms of *hyperglycemia*, such as:

**Increased thirst
**Increased urination
Fatigue
Blurred vision
Slow-healing infections
or symptoms of *hypoglycemia*, such as:
**Sweating
**Hunger
Trembling
Anxiety
Confusion
Blurred Vision
http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/glucose/test.html
"

Hello,

What ** marked symptoms above can indicate?

How "Hunger" is not a symptom of hyperglycemia but is of hypoglycemia?

How increase thirst and increased urination are symptoms of
hyperglycemia whereas
Sweating(excessive cold sweat) is symptom of hypoglycemia?

convicted neighbor kumar wrote:

"The glucose test may also be ordered to help diagnose diabetes when
someone has symptoms of *hyperglycemia*, such as:

**Increased thirst
**Increased urination
Fatigue
Blurred vision
Slow-healing infections
or symptoms of *hypoglycemia*, such as:
**Sweating
**Hunger
Trembling
Anxiety
Confusion
Blurred Vision
http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/glucose/test.html
"

Hello,

What ** marked symptoms above can indicate?

Diabetes.

How "Hunger" is not a symptom of hyperglycemia but is of hypoglycemia?

Hunger is required for the overeating that causes the reactive
hypoglycemia that folks with metabolic syndrome (MetS) experience and
returns as folks return to a fasting postprandial state.

Hunger is absent during hyperglycemia when an person with MetS has
just overeaten.

How increase thirst and increased urination are symptoms of
hyperglycemia whereas
Sweating(excessive cold sweat) is symptom of hypoglycemia?

Folks with reactive hypoglycemia become hyperadrenergic in the body's
attempt to restore euglycemia. Polyuria and polydipsia are related to
each other and arises from glucosuria.

Andrew
--
Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhDhttp://EmoryCardiology.com- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"The glucose test may also be ordered to help diagnose diabetes when
someone has symptoms of *hyperglycemia*, such as:

**Increased thirst
**Increased urination
Fatigue
Blurred vision
Slow-healing infections
or symptoms of *hypoglycemia*, such as:
**Sweating
**Hunger
Trembling
Anxiety
Confusion
Blurred Vision
http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/glucose/test.html
"

Hello,

What ** marked symptoms above can indicate?

How "Hunger" is not a symptom of hyperglycemia but is of hypoglycemia?

How increase thirst and increased urination are symptoms of
hyperglycemia

whereas
Sweating(excessive cold sweat) is symptom of hypoglycemia?

The sweating is one of the symptoms of shock. If your blood

Best wises

On 4 Feb 2007 07:59:26 -0800, "kumar"





lordshiva5...@rediffmail.com> wrote:
"The glucose test may also be ordered to help diagnose diabetes when
someone has symptoms of *hyperglycemia*, such as:

**Increased thirst
**Increased urination
Fatigue
Blurred vision
Slow-healing infections
or symptoms of *hypoglycemia*, such as:
**Sweating
**Hunger
Trembling
Anxiety
Confusion
Blurred Vision
http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/glucose/test.html
"

Hello,

What ** marked symptoms above can indicate?

How "Hunger" is not a symptom of hyperglycemia but is of hypoglycemia?

Low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) triggers hunger because your
body is wanting more glucose in its blood. Hence the hunger
Thanks.

How increase thirst and increased urination are symptoms of
hyperglycemia

When your blood glucose is high (hyperglycemia) your body
does its best to get rid of the excess glucose. Your
kidneys process lots of liquid out of your system in an
efforts to remove the glucose that is in the liquid. Hence
urination.
This symptom of polydipsia and polyuria goes after some time of

And, since your body is dumping liquid, you get thirsty
because that liquid has to be replenished.

whereas
Sweating(excessive cold sweat) is symptom of hypoglycemia?

The sweating is one of the symptoms of shock. If your blood
glucose goes too low, you begin to go into shock, which is a
bad thing.

Best wises

Hope this helps.

Alan

==

It's not that I think stupidity should be punishable by death.
I just think we should take the warning labels off of everything
and let the problem take care of itself.

--------------------------------------------------------- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Andrew, in the Holy Spirit, boldly wrote:
convicted neighbor kumar wrote:

"The glucose test may also be ordered to help diagnose diabetes when
someone has symptoms of *hyperglycemia*, such as:

**Increased thirst
**Increased urination
Fatigue
Blurred vision
Slow-healing infections
or symptoms of *hypoglycemia*, such as:
**Sweating
**Hunger
Trembling
Anxiety
Confusion
Blurred Vision
http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/glucose/test.html
"

Hello,

What ** marked symptoms above can indicate?

Diabetes.

How "Hunger" is not a symptom of hyperglycemia but is of hypoglycemia?

Hunger is required for the overeating that causes the reactive
hypoglycemia that folks with metabolic syndrome (MetS) experience and
returns as folks return to a fasting postprandial state.

Hunger is absent during hyperglycemia when an person with MetS has
just overeaten.

Pls tell me more about reactive hypoglycemia?

How increase thirst and increased urination are symptoms of
hyperglycemia whereas
Sweating(excessive cold sweat) is symptom of hypoglycemia?

Folks with reactive hypoglycemia become hyperadrenergic in the body's
attempt to restore euglycemia. Polyuria and polydipsia are related to
each other and arises from glucosuria.

How folks with reactive hypoglycemia become hyperadrenergic?

Is there any inverse relationship between polyuria and sweating in
view of symptoms of opposing conditions??

On Feb 5, 4:15 am, "kumar" <lordshiva5...@rediffmail.com> wrote:





Nicky wrote:
On 4 Feb 2007 17:20:00 -0800, "kumar" <lordshiva5...@rediffmail.com
wrote:

Reactive hypoglycemia seems, typically is not associated with
diabetes?

Anecdotal evidence only, but it often seems to be associated with
early diabetes - it's a common newbie problem. Sometimes it goes away
with tight diabetic control, sometimes it also seems to be linked to
cortisol/adrenaline and doesn't go away - those people have a real
hard time.

Nicky.
T2 DX 05/2004
A1c 5.5% BMI 25 D&E
100ug Thyroxine

Yes but it should not be common in chronic diabetics. Then how such
chronic diabetics get hunger?

Kumar, you might want to see some of the "before" pictures of kids
with type 1's before the invention of insulin. The photos in Bliss's
_The Discovery of Insulin_ are shockingly brutal. The lucky ones -
those not killed by DKA - look like they are starving to death, and
indeed that seems to be not too far off from how many actually died.
And yes, they were phenomenally hungry.

Kumar, you seem to be approaching diabetes from a very odd angle.
Sometimes I think you're a shill for Chung, other times you ask such
odd questions that are answered by kids' books on diabetes, other
times you ask questions that go deep into molecular biology without
appreciating how they actually impact real life.

Tim.- Hide quoted text -
Type1 is other case. I am trying to look type2, when insulin is not

convicted neighbor Kumar wrote:
Andrew, in the Holy Spirit, boldly wrote:
convicted neighbor kumar wrote:

"The glucose test may also be ordered to help diagnose diabetes when
someone has symptoms of *hyperglycemia*, such as:

**Increased thirst
**Increased urination
Fatigue
Blurred vision
Slow-healing infections
or symptoms of *hypoglycemia*, such as:
**Sweating
**Hunger
Trembling
Anxiety
Confusion
Blurred Vision
http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/glucose/test.html
"

Hello,

What ** marked symptoms above can indicate?

Diabetes.

How "Hunger" is not a symptom of hyperglycemia but is of hypoglycemia?

Hunger is required for the overeating that causes the reactive
hypoglycemia that folks with metabolic syndrome (MetS) experience and
returns as folks return to a fasting postprandial state.

Hunger is absent during hyperglycemia when an person with MetS has
just overeaten.

Pls tell me more about reactive hypoglycemia?

It happens when the beta islet cells of the pancreas releases more
insulin than is needed to achieve euglycemia. This over-reaction
occurs because of over-eating.
That looks not to be a feature of chronic diabetes?
How increase thirst and increased urination are symptoms of
hyperglycemia whereas
Sweating(excessive cold sweat) is symptom of hypoglycemia?

Folks with reactive hypoglycemia become hyperadrenergic in the body's
attempt to restore euglycemia. Polyuria and polydipsia are related to
each other and arises from glucosuria.

How folks with reactive hypoglycemia become hyperadrenergic?

Hypoglycemia is a shock to the body.

The adrenal glands respond to shock by releasing adrenaline.
Does such hyperadrenergic effect causes increased sweat? Does it also

Is there any inverse relationship between polyuria and sweating in
view of symptoms of opposing conditions??

They are by independent mechanisms that are related by a type-2

diabetic person's unwise choice to overeat.
Can there be any purpose for survival behind overeating in

Andrew
--
Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhDhttp://EmoryCardiology.com- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Andrew, in the Holy Spirit, boldly wrote:
convicted neighbor Kumar wrote:
Andrew, in the Holy Spirit, boldly wrote:
convicted neighbor kumar wrote:

"The glucose test may also be ordered to help diagnose diabetes when
someone has symptoms of *hyperglycemia*, such as:

**Increased thirst
**Increased urination
Fatigue
Blurred vision
Slow-healing infections
or symptoms of *hypoglycemia*, such as:
**Sweating
**Hunger
Trembling
Anxiety
Confusion
Blurred Vision
http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/glucose/test.html
"

Hello,

What ** marked symptoms above can indicate?

Diabetes.

How "Hunger" is not a symptom of hyperglycemia but is of hypoglycemia?

Hunger is required for the overeating that causes the reactive
hypoglycemia that folks with metabolic syndrome (MetS) experience and
returns as folks return to a fasting postprandial state.

Hunger is absent during hyperglycemia when an person with MetS has
just overeaten.

Pls tell me more about reactive hypoglycemia?

It happens when the beta islet cells of the pancreas releases more
insulin than is needed to achieve euglycemia. This over-reaction
occurs because of over-eating.

That looks not to be a feature of chronic diabetes?

How increase thirst and increased urination are symptoms of
hyperglycemia whereas
Sweating(excessive cold sweat) is symptom of hypoglycemia?

Folks with reactive hypoglycemia become hyperadrenergic in the body's
attempt to restore euglycemia. Polyuria and polydipsia are related to
each other and arises from glucosuria.

How folks with reactive hypoglycemia become hyperadrenergic?

Hypoglycemia is a shock to the body.

The adrenal glands respond to shock by releasing adrenaline.

Does such hyperadrenergic effect causes increased sweat?

Does it also
causes vasodilations and increased supply/water to extravascular
tissues?

Is there any inverse relationship between polyuria and sweating in
view of symptoms of opposing conditions??

They are by independent mechanisms that are related by a type-2

Can poly/glcos-urea be due to decreased blood flow to
tissues(vasoconstrictions, meant to excrete excess glucose via urine)
and increaed sweat due to increased blood flow/supply to tissues(meant
to increase blood flow/supply to tissues) more glucose,
extravascularily?

Whether excessive sweating indicates increased blood flow,
vasodilations?

diabetic person's unwise choice to overeat.

Can there be any purpose for survival behind overeating in
diabetics2?

Some Persisting hyperglycemic people may feel symptoms alike of
hypoglycemia when glucose levels come down than routine high levels
but still higher than normal levels say (-)150 against 300+?

convicted neighbor kumar wrote:
Andrew, in the Holy Spirit, boldly wrote:
convicted neighbor Kumar wrote:
Andrew, in the Holy Spirit, boldly wrote:
convicted neighbor kumar wrote:

"The glucose test may also be ordered to help diagnose diabetes when
someone has symptoms of *hyperglycemia*, such as:

**Increased thirst
**Increased urination
Fatigue
Blurred vision
Slow-healing infections
or symptoms of *hypoglycemia*, such as:
**Sweating
**Hunger
Trembling
Anxiety
Confusion
Blurred Vision
http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/glucose/test.html
"

Hello,

What ** marked symptoms above can indicate?

Diabetes.

How "Hunger" is not a symptom of hyperglycemia but is of hypoglycemia?

Hunger is required for the overeating that causes the reactive
hypoglycemia that folks with metabolic syndrome (MetS) experience and
returns as folks return to a fasting postprandial state.

Hunger is absent during hyperglycemia when an person with MetS has
just overeaten.

Pls tell me more about reactive hypoglycemia?

It happens when the beta islet cells of the pancreas releases more
insulin than is needed to achieve euglycemia. This over-reaction
occurs because of over-eating.

That looks not to be a feature of chronic diabetes?

This is simply the consequence of over-eating is someone with
metabolic syndrome (MetS) or early type-2 diabetes (end-stage MetS).
Should reactive hypoglycemia not be due to excessive insulin secretion

How increase thirst and increased urination are symptoms of
hyperglycemia whereas
Sweating(excessive cold sweat) is symptom of hypoglycemia?

Folks with reactive hypoglycemia become hyperadrenergic in the body's
attempt to restore euglycemia. Polyuria and polydipsia are related to
each other and arises from glucosuria.

How folks with reactive hypoglycemia become hyperadrenergic?

Hypoglycemia is a shock to the body.

The adrenal glands respond to shock by releasing adrenaline.

Does such hyperadrenergic effect causes increased sweat?

Yes.
How? Increased sweating is not indicated against Epinephrine?
Does it also
causes vasodilations and increased supply/water to extravascular
tissues?

No.

Is there any inverse relationship between polyuria and sweating in
view of symptoms of opposing conditions??

They are by independent mechanisms that are related by a type-2

Can poly/glcos-urea be due to decreased blood flow to
tissues(vasoconstrictions, meant to excrete excess glucose via urine)
and increaed sweat due to increased blood flow/supply to tissues(meant
to increase blood flow/supply to tissues) more glucose,
extravascularily?

No.

Whether excessive sweating indicates increased blood flow,
vasodilations?

No.

diabetic person's unwise choice to overeat.

Can there be any purpose for survival behind overeating in
diabetics2?

No.

Some Persisting hyperglycemic people may feel symptoms alike of
hypoglycemia when glucose levels come down than routine high levels
but still higher than normal levels say (-)150 against 300+?

That would be the irrational fear arising from their false belief that
"hunger is bad."

Andrew
--
Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhDhttp://EmoryCardiology.com- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Andrew, in the Holy Spirit, wrote:
convicted neighbor kumar wrote:
Andrew, in the Holy Spirit, boldly wrote:
convicted neighbor Kumar wrote:
Andrew, in the Holy Spirit, boldly wrote:
convicted neighbor kumar wrote:

"The glucose test may also be ordered to help diagnose diabetes when
someone has symptoms of *hyperglycemia*, such as:

**Increased thirst
**Increased urination
Fatigue
Blurred vision
Slow-healing infections
or symptoms of *hypoglycemia*, such as:
**Sweating
**Hunger
Trembling
Anxiety
Confusion
Blurred Vision
http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/analytes/glucose/test.html
"

Hello,

What ** marked symptoms above can indicate?

Diabetes.

How "Hunger" is not a symptom of hyperglycemia but is of hypoglycemia?

Hunger is required for the overeating that causes the reactive
hypoglycemia that folks with metabolic syndrome (MetS) experience and
returns as folks return to a fasting postprandial state.

Hunger is absent during hyperglycemia when an person with MetS has
just overeaten.

Pls tell me more about reactive hypoglycemia?

It happens when the beta islet cells of the pancreas releases more
insulin than is needed to achieve euglycemia. This over-reaction
occurs because of over-eating.

That looks not to be a feature of chronic diabetes?

This is simply the consequence of over-eating is someone with
metabolic syndrome (MetS) or early type-2 diabetes (end-stage MetS).

Should reactive hypoglycemia not be due to excessive insulin secretion
than as required for any food intake?

How increase thirst and increased urination are symptoms of
hyperglycemia whereas
Sweating(excessive cold sweat) is symptom of hypoglycemia?

Folks with reactive hypoglycemia become hyperadrenergic in the body's
attempt to restore euglycemia. Polyuria and polydipsia are related to
each other and arises from glucosuria.

How folks with reactive hypoglycemia become hyperadrenergic?

Hypoglycemia is a shock to the body.

The adrenal glands respond to shock by releasing adrenaline.

Does such hyperadrenergic effect causes increased sweat?

Yes.

How? Increased sweating is not indicated against Epinephrine?

On 4 Feb 2007 07:59:26 -0800, "kumar"
lordshiva5753@rediffmail.com> wrote:
/snip/

How increase thirst and increased urination are symptoms of
hyperglycemia

When your blood glucose is high (hyperglycemia) your body
does its best to get rid of the excess glucose. Your
kidneys process lots of liquid out of your system in an
efforts to remove the glucose that is in the liquid. Hence
urination.

And, since your body is dumping liquid, you get thirsty
because that liquid has to be replenished.



whereas
Sweating(excessive cold sweat) is symptom of hypoglycemia?

The sweating is one of the symptoms of shock. If your blood
glucose goes too low, you begin to go into shock, which is a
bad thing.

On a tangent: It's common knowledge that sweating and increased urination
can both deplete some vitamins and minerals. Does anyone know of studies or
other documentation of a link between diabetes and vitamin/mineral
deficiencies?

neighbor skinny wrote:
On a tangent: It's common knowledge that sweating and increased urination
can both deplete some vitamins and minerals. Does anyone know of studies or
other documentation of a link between diabetes and vitamin/mineral
deficiencies?

Type-2 diabetes is not caused by undernutrition but by overnutrition.
How many sites/referances indicate vitamin/mineral abnormalities in

Andrew
--
Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhDhttp://EmoryCardiology.com

neighbor skinny wrote:
On a tangent: It's common knowledge that sweating and increased urination
can both deplete some vitamins and minerals. Does anyone know of studies or
other documentation of a link between diabetes and vitamin/mineral
deficiencies?

Type-2 diabetes is not caused by undernutrition but by overnutrition.