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Shakey and hungry

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jay_79887
jay_79887

About 2 or 3 times per week I will get very shakey and jittery. Sometimes I feel dizzy and want lay down but never end up needing to. Always late afternoon. Get nervous during because not sure what is wrong. Will have to eat something. Once I start eating I will feel better. I try to eat snacks during the day.

I do have anxiety and panic attacks but I feel different.

Male - mid 40s

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  • clivealive
    clivealive jay_79887

    Posted

    Hi Jay,

    I'm not a medically qualified person so cannot give advice but have you been diagnosed with diabetes?

    Do you go for long periods between meals and are you physically very active?

    I hope someone on here will be able to help and wish you well.

  • Myrddin69
    Myrddin69 jay_79887

    Posted

    With no detailed information about your background e.g on high blood pressure tablets, other medicines, diagnosis for diabetes you have; the only comment I can make is to see your doctor and discuss.  Hope yu get to bottom of the problem.
  • Callaloo
    Callaloo jay_79887

    Posted

    Visit to your GP to have your sugar levels checked I think. Are you urinating often?  Are you always thirsty? Have you lost or gained weight recently?
  • james04405
    james04405 jay_79887

    Posted

    Hello Jay,

    Quite simply, the only advice you shopuld take is not from discussion boards as this, but from your doctor. Make an appointment and post the result on here so others can take guidance.

    Everybody is different so your GP will invariably know best.

    Hope it goes well when you see him/her.

  • satyanand11
    satyanand11 jay_79887

    Posted

    May be its a chances of diabetes.you should consult to doctor.
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