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Stomach pain/ cramp, accesive gas, cold sweat, feeling strenghless and painting.
My mum in her age of 70, experienced several time (3-4times ) of fainting in just 1 year. Firstly, She will feeling stomach pain/cramp with accesive gas ( can feel stomach bloated), followby cold sweat and feeling strengthless and fainting. She never vomit or having diarrhea. It happen mostly at noon around 11-3pm. She never smoke or taking any medication.
Hello~I am sorry your mother is having these issues.
Has she had her blood sugars tested, what you have described sounds like episodes of low blood sugar, does this happen before or after a meal?
I would ask her doctor and see if he will perform an A1c test, that is just a simple blood draw that sees what the sugar levels have been doing for the last 3 months. He probably should also do some other blood work such as a CBC and SMAC to make sure there are no other issues.
I hope she feels better soon.
Has she had her blood sugars tested, what you have described sounds like episodes of low blood sugar, does this happen before or after a meal?
I would ask her doctor and see if he will perform an A1c test, that is just a simple blood draw that sees what the sugar levels have been doing for the last 3 months. He probably should also do some other blood work such as a CBC and SMAC to make sure there are no other issues.
I hope she feels better soon.
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Thank you for the feedback.
She had her blood test backdated 05/2017.
Her blood test seems normal (haematology examination), blood glucose 80mg/dl.
But high in LIPIDS studies: total cholesterol 6.73mmol/L(< 5.18), Triglycerides 1.74mmol/L(< 1.70), LDL - Cholesterol 3.9mmol/L(< 2.6).
Thyroid Profile: Free T3 = 5.81 v (pmol/L) [2.63-5.71].
She had her blood test backdated 05/2017.
Her blood test seems normal (haematology examination), blood glucose 80mg/dl.
But high in LIPIDS studies: total cholesterol 6.73mmol/L(< 5.18), Triglycerides 1.74mmol/L(< 1.70), LDL - Cholesterol 3.9mmol/L(< 2.6).
Thyroid Profile: Free T3 = 5.81 v (pmol/L) [2.63-5.71].
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