Why do I feel weird when I get hungry? I don't think most people experience this but. When I get hungry I feel a weakness, dizziness, lightness and I sometimes even slightly shake?
These symptoms always disappear a few minutes after I eat. I only eat 2 times a day but I eat a lot and I'm skinny fat. I used to be really skinny and I still had this problem.
I'm 20yo. I've had this as long as I can remember. But what could it be? Hypoglycemia?
>inb4 see a doctor
Probably going too long between meals and getting low blood sugar, consider adding some light snacks throughout the day.
See a doctor nigger
My fat friend always gets this when he's hungry and I fucking hate it.
It somehow even changes his persona.
Not seeing a doctor for something I've had since birth and after 20 years hasn't killed me yet. I'm just curious about the cause.
>I'm just curious about the cause
Then ask a doctor, it's literally that easy.
Oh wait, you are probably an Americlap and need to sell your kidney to even look in the general direction of a medical facility through a telescope.
What type of doctor should I ask then?
I'm a diabetic, those are all symptoms of low blood sugar. Thats weird because the body usually self regulates insulin to the point symptoms like that are rare to experience unless you have an extra medical condition behind it or your body *needs* food
Eat more. Try the diet of some random fat fuck if the symptoms don't go away after that you should consider a doctor. Also annon be carefull I've heard multiple stories of diabetics losing the ability to feel low blood sugar after awhile, so they dont notice how bad their low blood sugar is until they faint. If these little shakes stop and you didn't change your diet you really need to mention it to a doctor.
Does hypoglycemia equal diabetes?
Would a simple blood test diagnose me for diabetes and hypoglycemia or is it more complicated?
No. Low blood sugar is caused by lack of blood sugar or overdosing on insulin. Undiagnosed Diabetics can only have high blood sugar because their body can no longer produce insulin. Once a diabetic gets diagnosed they can get artificial insulin which they use manually. Manually used insulin leaves a high chance of error because a human is guessing the amount they need not the body.
You're probally not diabetic because you would have high blood sugar symptoms not low. Testing for diabetes isnt hard. They just take a blood test and if your blood sugar is high after eating, usually insulin will lower it, they go with diabetes.
I’m getting really scared right now. I’ve had this since my childhood and I always thought it was normal when you’re hungry. Now I’m really scared I’ll get diabetes. I’ll go visit a doctor. I don’t need this. I already have enough problems.
What are the symptoms of high blood sugar?
Sounds like diabetes.
There's two different kinds of diabetes, Type I and Type II. You might have Type I, which is childhood diabetes. Your body was always not producing enough insulin, hence your faint/dizzy feelings when your blood sugar gets too low. Type II is adult onset diabetes, which is when your body stops producing insulin (usually from obesity/poor eating) or becomes resistant to insulin.
It's nothing to freak out about, you'll just be able to treat yourself so you won't need to fear getting too hungry and fainting or anything. Managing yourself the way you have been for someone potentially with Type I (if you have it) is actually pretty good.
It's probably not diabetes because an undiagnosed diabetic can only have high blood sugar (dry mouth, thirsty, feeling slow, irritable). it's like this
. Body makes to much insulin- Drops to low blood sugar fast
Body makes to little insulin- high blood sugar that slowly drops
Body makes no insulin (diabetic type 1)- High blood sugar 24/7. No shaking or low blood sugar
If you had it since childhood it's probably not diabetes, most pre-diabetes symptoms don't last 5+ years. If you really are paranoid about diabetes you can go to the doctor for a simple blood test, but I recommend checking for hypothyroidism too. Finally if your family has a history of diabetes or thyroid problems you should get it checked out.
>You might have Type I, which is childhood diabetes. Your body was always not producing enough insulin, hence your faint/dizzy feelings when your blood sugar gets too low. If you don't produce enough insulin you can't get low blood sugar?
Regular fucking doctor, doesn't take a specialist.
Do you think I might have Hypoglycemia because I don’t eat any fruits and vegetables at all?
Drink ginger ale and you're good to go.
hypoglycemia
what does Doctor nigger prescribe to cure the feels?
Dehydration and diabetes
Ps, im at your moms house, we’re snacking on traderjoe trailmix and im about to go pound her ass.