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by berny 19 Jan 2015 ( edited Jan 22'15 13:53 )
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I fell down the stairs no bruises or broken bones very sore,

been a diet controlled diabetic and under control till now my sugar levels have gone through the roof, can this happen...

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by devon 19 Jan 2015
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So sorry to hear what happened. Hope you feel better soon. BIG HUGS for you!!!!!
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by asterixsew 19 Jan 2015
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Take care dear
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by berny 19 Jan 2015
Thank you
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by jrob 19 Jan 2015
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Oops, did you have a dietary lapse or did it just spike all on it's own? That's a scary thing. I'm so happy you didn't break any bones.
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by berny 19 Jan 2015
No diet lapse just spiked,
by berny 19 Jan 2015
Thank you,I'm happy to, bruises have now come out not a pretty sight..
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by lucy1234 19 Jan 2015
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Can happen after shock, injury or illness. Take it easy for a while till you are under control again. Best wishes!!!
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by berny 19 Jan 2015
Thank you,
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by jobaby 19 Jan 2015
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Yes, stress can cause the blood sugar to jump even when you are eating properly. If you are not too sore from the fall, a walk around the block would help. If you don't get better, call your doc.
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by berny 19 Jan 2015
Than you, I am walking and very lucky.
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by lildoll2 19 Jan 2015
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if you get a lot of stress in your life, it can happen, i have been a diabetic for 20 yrs. , not many problems till a year ago, then it hit me ,more stress than i could handle, my husband of 40 yrs died in our bed of a heart attack, monthes later my 49 year old son who lives with me had a stroke, spent almost 2 mo.s in hospitals therapy, i stayed with him most of the time, home now but left side will always be affected, my sugar was off the charts several times, dr. said if i don't get it under control i could have a stroke, or go in a commai am better, i have my sewing and friends and lots of nice ladies at cute to help me. so slow up take care of your self better diabetices is not something to ignore, good luck dear, doris
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by berny 19 Jan 2015
That must have been heart breaking, so sorry,Thank you .
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by katydid 19 Jan 2015
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Take care1
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by berny 19 Jan 2015
Thank you
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by graceandham 19 Jan 2015
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Yes, stress, illness, shocks. It can be climbing during a cold, etc. and you don't notice, and then later wowie! Why it's so important to take care of yourself always, and take care of your feet, get your eyes checked each year! Love and take care. Be calm and return to better sugars!
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by berny 19 Jan 2015
Thank you.
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by roberwd 19 Jan 2015
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I also have it, have had Charcot Foot as a happy little gift from diabetes, it affects the bones in your feet, breaking them. I was told if you get it you won't have the other foot get it, haha guess what? I told two Dr.'s who told me that, that it would happen to me. It did, less then 2 yr's later. BUT the main reason I am writing is this. My internet buddy from MI sent me an article online about taking Cinnamon cap;s. My A1C was 11. After taking the cinnamon cap's for 3 months, it came down alot!! Now for almost 2 yr's it has run right around 6. I swear, I don't have the site but do a search online about it. I have told my other Drs and nurses that I know to tell everyone to at least TRY it..can't hurt you. It's in the vitamin area of Walmart etc. Good luck and sorry this is a long read. Nan who has funny looking shoes and I still walk funny! LOL
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by mranderson 19 Jan 2015
I have never heard of Charcot Foot and I have been a diabetic for about 35 years. I have heard that taking Cinnamon will lower blood sugars. hugs Marg
by berny 19 Jan 2015
I knew it could affect your feet, never put a name to it
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by marianb 21 Jan 2015
thanks or the heads up about Cinnamon haven't hears of this helping but will give it a go
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by mranderson 19 Jan 2015
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Yes, shock can even bring diabetes on. My mother had a knee replacement (no diabetes) ,when she went 3 months later to get the other knee done she had very bad diabetes. Dr said it was caused by shock from the first operation. I am a diabetic on Insulin. Not enough space here to write about it. LOL. Hugs Marg
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by berny 19 Jan 2015
Thank you.
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by sdrise 19 Jan 2015
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Yes trauma can make your sugar go sky high. Also being sick can. Wait a lillte bit to get over the trauma and then test your blood agian. Hope you heal quickly Suzanne
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by berny 19 Jan 2015
Thank you, still high this morning,
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by berny 19 Jan 2015
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Thank you for your care and advise.Bernadette
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by airyfairy 20 Jan 2015
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Take care of yourself. I fell off a ladder last year painting the ceiling. I was not seriously hurt but it took me ages to get over the shock.
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by marianb 21 Jan 2015
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I feel for you Berny my diabetes was also under control until I had a stroke 3 1/2 yrs ago now very hard to keep levels down, it's amazing what can happen to our bodies.. hope everything settles down for you soon. Marian
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by berny 21 Jan 2015
Thank you,I have other health problems at the moment waiting for some tests so could have done without this,that is life, just so lucky to have got this far...
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by maleah 22 Jan 2015
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Please make sure all is well. I fell down the stairs a year ago and didn't think too much about it... I just had knee surgery to fix a tear. More complications arouse due to the time I did not go to the dr in the first place. I hope you are well.
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by berny 24 Jan 2015
Hope you are feeling better,I went to dr but never even looked at me,I am fine...Thank you...Bernadette
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by cfidl 22 Jan 2015
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Are you feeling better? I must of gotten distracted when I was reading your post initially.
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by berny 24 Jan 2015
I seem to have got off lightly from the fall some bruises and sore,have a few other problems and waiting for tests.I still feel so lucky..Thank you for asking.Bernadette