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From: bsuma on 31 Mar 2006 16:55 Dear all, I wonder if someone can provide me by solutions and advisers to this case: .. Its a girl from my family her age now is 15 Years old, weight 65 Kg. Since she was 10 Years old she infected by obesity debated mellitus which make the rate of weight gain is about 1 KG (weight increase )/ every 7-10 days. .. Although she take the below drugs but until now her weight is not going down, some times after taking the drugs the weight increase stoped but most times the weight is still increasing. - The drugs that she take now: .. Insulin Analogue (Homologue) .. Lantos Insulin Finally, .. Is there any active treatment to this case please ? .. Is it right to have drugs like: Shitokal, zinikal and Meredia for obesity in diabetes. Waiting please your reply, * Please send a copy of the replies to my email: 0105155527(a)vodafonemail.net Best Regards, Bassem Cairo - Egypt
From: Nico Kadel-Garcia on 31 Mar 2006 19:28 bsuma wrote: > Dear all, > > I wonder if someone can provide me by solutions and advisers to this > case: > > . Its a girl from my family her age now is 15 Years old, weight 65 Kg. > Since she was 10 Years old she infected by obesity debated mellitus > which make the rate of weight gain is about 1 KG (weight increase > )/ every 7-10 days. What? That's more than 35 kilos a year! No way is she gaining that fast, unless she is seriously binge dieting to take it back off at intervals, or deliberately going without insulin for various periods to avoid weight gain. > . Although she take the below drugs but until now her weight is not > going down, some times after taking the drugs the weight increase > stoped but most times the weight is still increasing. > > - The drugs that she take now: > > . Insulin Analogue (Homologue) > . Lantos Insulin If she's a Type 1, those are pretty standard and she will absolutely require insulin of some type. In the US, they're called "Humalog" and "Lantus". They're not given to control weight: they're given to allow her to survive, by allowing her body to successfully use glucose from the food she eats and use it for energy. > Finally, > > . Is there any active treatment to this case please ? Diet and exercise are the key. If her blood sugar is bouncing, she probably needs better control. Getting her blood sugar to as close to human normal as feasible should help reduce excess appetite and bouncing blood sugars, and regular blood sugar testing is absolutely key to that. > > . Is it right to have drugs like: Shitokal, zinikal and Meredia for > obesity in diabetes. I'm unsure: but she's 15 years old. *SHE* should be the one here asking questions and learning. She could tell us, for example, if she really is an unhealthy weight and worried about it, or whether she's also 1.9 meters tall and a slender, over-muscled athlete. A lot of people get really obsessed about their weight and cause some really destructive behavior, like sneaking food and lying about blood sugar tests. And I sympathize with your concerns. I remember surviving my teen years as a diabetic, and my 4 year old daughter was recently also diagnosed Type 1. I hope that she's doing well otherwise, and that the diabetes and possibly spare weight are not interfering with her having a full and interesting life. > > Waiting please your reply, > > > * Please send a copy of the replies to my email: > 0105155527(a)vodafonemail.net > > Best Regards, > Bassem > > Cairo - Egypt
From: Mary_Gordon on 31 Mar 2006 19:40 Well, something is wrong with the story. My husband has been an insulin dependent diabetic (Type 1) for 25 years. He is of normal healthy weight - because he controls his intake. He doesn't eat a draconian specialized diet - just healthy stuff, the way all of us should eat, and he strictly controls his own intake of sugary, fatty, or starchy foods. He works hard to keep his weight in a good range. If this girl is gaining too much weight, she's eating too much, period. M.
From: batezee on 1 Apr 2006 06:57 <Mary_Gordon(a)tvo.org> wrote in message news:1143852032.277596.157170(a)j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > Well, something is wrong with the story. My husband has been an insulin > dependent diabetic (Type 1) for 25 years. He is of normal healthy > weight - because he controls his intake. He doesn't eat a draconian > specialized diet - just healthy stuff, the way all of us should eat, > and he strictly controls his own intake of sugary, fatty, or starchy > foods. He works hard to keep his weight in a good range. > > If this girl is gaining too much weight, she's eating too much, period. > > > M. > At last ! a sensible post about how we should be living,non of the usual self obsessed and Diabetes/Life obsessive posts.Refreshing to say the least. "Diabetes around your life" -- David "That Damn Butterfly"
From: Ma?k on 3 Apr 2006 20:43
On 31 Mar 2006 13:55:34 -0800, "bsuma" <bassemf(a)yahoo.com> Huffed and Puffed the following into the madness of usenet: >Dear all, > >I wonder if someone can provide me by solutions and advisers to this >case: > >. Its a girl from my family her age now is 15 Years old, weight 65 Kg. >Since she was 10 Years old she infected by obesity debated mellitus >which make the rate of weight gain is about 1 KG (weight increase >)/ every 7-10 days. > > >. Although she take the below drugs but until now her weight is not >going down, some times after taking the drugs the weight increase >stoped but most times the weight is still increasing. > >- The drugs that she take now: > >. Insulin Analogue (Homologue) >. Lantos Insulin > > >Finally, > >. Is there any active treatment to this case please ? > >. Is it right to have drugs like: Shitokal, zinikal and Meredia for >obesity in diabetes. > > >Waiting please your reply, > > >* Please send a copy of the replies to my email: >0105155527(a)vodafonemail.net > >Best Regards, >Bassem > >Cairo - Egypt If she is using Humalog and Lantus at age 15 she most likely a type 1 diabetic. She should be following her doctor's advice. Not second hand advice filtered through you that you get off the net. Your intentions are good, but the potential for life threatening mistakes is far too high. -- M?ck?? Deltec CoZmore Pumper Type 1 since 1975 http://www.alt-support-diabetes.org http://www.diabetic-talk.org http://www.insulin-pumpers.org "To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public." ....Theodore Roosevelt (o ?) --ooO-(_)-Ooo-------------------- "I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve." ....Bilbo Baggins Jesus never hated anyone. DISCLAIMER If you find a posting or message from me offensive, inappropriate, or disruptive, please ignore it. If you don't know how to ignore a posting, complain to me and I will be only too happy to demonstrate... .. |