I think i have diabetes...??

Question

im scared.cause latley,its been kinda hard to take a deep breath of air.i know i dont have asthma,cause i had gone once to get checked,and my cardiologist told me,that its cause i have a really overactive imagination. :/well that was 3 years ago.im 14,and for 3 days,i was extreemley thirsty.i was drinking 30 glasses of water a day.that went away.exerytime i eat sugar,i gget a small head ache,for a while.ive been having weird symptoms for almost 4 weeks now. i havnt lost any weight that i know of.i never get hungry anymore.i havnt heard my stomach growl since.the only tiny tiny feeling of hunger i get,is my stomach feels empty.and it goes away fast.i kinda force myself to eat ,even snacks.2 times,ive eaten slushie,and a jack in the box fruit smothie,and when i eat one of them,my right leg starts to shake uncontrollably if im sitting down.it looks like if im anxious or waiting or getting mad or something.sometimes i will be talking,and a little blob of saliva falls out lol,or ill have such a dry mouth,that i wake up at 3 iin the morning to quench it.i go pee alot more than normal.just like now, im eating icecream,and i have to go pee,and i bearly have eaten like 4 spoons fuls of it.im never hungry anymore.and when i eat,its alot.i have also been getting mad easily.how can i tell if its diabetes??yes im going to the doctor so dont tell me to go to the doctor.that gets really anoyying

Answer 1

I think you need to start eating healthier and exercising regularly. I agree with your cardiologist, you have a very active imagination.

And MAYBE its diabetes, but since you already know to go to the doctor, I'm just going to suggest you start developing a healthier lifestyle

Edit: I never said you were fat so don't get all up in my face making up things I never said. What I did say was to develop a better lifestyle. That includes eating healthier and something as simple as walking everyday. You say you get a headache after eating sugar? That's because eating sugar spikes your blood sugar and then causes it to drop much lower than it originally was which causes headaches and trembling.

You say all you've eaten is snacks, Slushies,jack in the box fruit smoothies, and ice cream? That's all SUGAR my dear. While fruit IS good for you, you need to supplement it with protein and yes the dreaded carbs. Which is all part of a healthy lifestyle... that and exercise, which isn't running a marathon its just going for a little walk. If you are just sitting around doing nothing, you're body isn't going to feel hungry, and since you are only filling it with sugar, you're not getting any nutrients, vitamins, or amino acids.

And you added the "drinking vitamins" after my reply and figured I should just know that, and by the way, the water with vitamins is just a scam. You need to eat a well balanced diet to ACTUALLY get vitamins that your body can use properly.

And using someone else's blood sugar testing kit isn't going to help you out, it's going to waste their expensive supplies, and leave you with results that you are unable to determine anything from.

Answer 2

Try and get involved in something interesting. You are 14-you should be getting together with friends, going to the beach or a movie-doing something enjoyable and positive. Sitting around reading about illness and examining every f**t, burp and breath to try and see if you have it is a total bummer. You are acting all hostile toward the answering public-"don't tell me to go to the doctor. don't tell me to exercise." I mean, really. Why ask a question that you don't really want anyone to answer? Go see your Dr. who can tell you if you have a problem.

Answer 3

first, if you believe you have diabetis, stop eating all that sugar.. that is the worst thing you can do now.  

eat healthy snacks ie... carrot sticks, celery stix,  1 piece of fresh fruit, peanut butter and crackers, cheese and crackers,  

your doctor will want to do a 6 hour blood sugar test on you, if they still do that.. If  not, he will draw some blood and test your A1C level.

If you know someone who has a blood sugar machine, have them check your sugar.