*My daughter drinks lots of water and urinates with the same rate, there are no other symptoms to show if those have anything to do with diabetes. This is a good information that I have gone through **Diabets.Care** She is 2 years 9 months, hale and healthy, have not done any blood test. But I am not certain if one can get diabetes at such a tender age. Please I will like to know more on that*
Yes. children at that age can have type 1 diabetes too so it’s best to check with your doctor (at least check her urine and blood sugar level) just to be on the safe side. I hope everything is okay with your daughter z
While a person can develop Diabetes Mellitus (Especially Type 1) at that age, it is rare. But do visit a Paediatrician to rule out Type 2 DM and other diseases which presents with similar symptoms. I pray that your daughter is fine.
My oldest son is in his early 20's and he has type 1 diabetes. But thank God for this piece of article ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxVYhghKWmrUgXARZ_ydZTvmmcrw5L0I5i At first he thought he had the flu and was lying down on the bed for three days until his sister took him to the hospital. They took his blood and it was 600. What I do not understand is how he could have gotten it, since no one in the family has it. But he is winning the battle now. This is good stuff.
Type I diabetes mellitus results from autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta cells (cells that secrete insulin). This can occur due to many factors including genetics, exposure to environmental toxins, viral infections, etc. I hope your son's doing well, just thought I should share some information that may be helpful :D
I went into keatoacidosis once. I can say that so far, it has been the single-handedly worst experience I’ve ever had in my life. It all happened overnight so I didn’t have any idea until I woke up (a Saturday so i didn’t wake until around 11 am). Constant vomiting, nausea, and exhausted for about an hour until my parents rushed me to the hospital. I recovered quickly but it definitely makes me very anxious when my keytones go above 0.1, even though that is a fairly safe keytone level. Due to how long my keytones would’ve been high for (at least 8 hours), I feel lucky for having made a quick and full recovery from it. Thank god for free healthcare.
@@Stevengomez-j6q I’m not even sure how it happened. My best guess is I forgot to take insulin when I ate but it all really happened overnight while I slept
You're fine I almost died I masked ketoacidosis with fentanyl for 14 months. I ended up urinating plasma (blood) that's how I found out and that's how bad it feels.
I had ketoacidosis I had vomiting and toxic in my blood and I had mental confision and this was 5 years ago im still not over it but now im so much better cause my HBA1C is 6.2 now
Gys help me my sister has suffered from DKA Last 5 Days in a hospital getting drops but not going well Sugar level once a time high but on a another moment hi can gose high plz help
I went exactly through all of this before I was admitted to the ER. I was hours away from a comatose. So thank you for helping me learn more about my diagnosis.
@@Mr.Pop0 I woke up with a bad headache and was throwing up and I was so thirsty. The next day I only had about 2 hours of sleep before someone called an ambulance.
@@17Matches I'm kinda in the pickle atm. In on keto diet myself and decided to have my cheat meal after 3 month of 0 sugar. I got a rushing feeling while eating the junk food. I then felt disconnected from my body. My skin felt electric and the air I was breathing wasn't enough. The whole night I was thirsty and urinating like crazy. My tongue hurt from it being dry. I didn't sleep and today I was gonna go get help and then the thirst went away and i could breath at least 50%. I still feel disconnected and I'm scared to sleep. Do you think I can make it on my own or will eventually fall? Also this happened right as I was coming out of COVID. I didn't have any breathing issues all COVID long.
My mum died from this. Her autopsy showed she had pneumonia and bronchitis which caused diabetic ketoacidosis 🥺 we all had the cold at the same time so we thought that she only had a cold but we were terribly wrong.
Good explanation but you have 2 Mistakes: 1-We do NOT do ABG regularly because it’s very painful and mor importantly it can lead to artery constriction and ischemia !. 2- We give insulin to stop ketone body formation we aren’t very concerned in decreasing blood sugar level in emergency sitting. Thanks for your efforts.
Two things I would add to this is that one of the hallmark signs of ketoacidosis is a musky corn or "popcorn" smell in sweat or urine. I used to get this often especially in my socks and shoes when I exercise, or when I sweat at night my shirt would reek of it. The other thing is that while hypokalemia makes you more acidic, this and ketoacidosis can be better controlled through potassium supplementation, namely potassium citrate. Around 3500mg of potassium is recommended per day, however this is potassium compounds NOT elemental potassium (K+). For example a supplement might say 99mg elemental potassium but provide 350mg potassium. Taking 3500mg+ of elemental potassium would probably be dangerous since excessive potassium causes myocardial infarction and death.
My aunt was type 1 diabetic and killed herself by deliberately inducing DKA. I can't imagine how much pain she was in before she finally went. So sad :( This is why mental health and physical health need to go hand in hand and not treated as two separate things. They are intricate.
I'd advise you to do a VBG when checking the metabolic state of a patient as it makes more sense, perform an ABG when assessing for gaseous exchange or when suspecting respiratory acidosis or alkalosis. Metabolic state- VBG Respiratory state- ABG
I suggest checking PH VBG is better rather than ABG. Once you get your first VBG sample to check PH then it can remain baseline to compare further VBG PH. ABG is only recommended if any respiratory issues hence to check only PH VBG is better choice.
I just got out of the hospital. I was in ICU the first day and two more days in a regular room. I was at work trying to work when they took me to emergency room and admitted me. My sugar was 620. I'm trying to find out all I can about ketoacidosis because I was not a diabetic prior to this hospitalization. I am 40 years old and female.
Thank you Armando, this is a clear explanation. Have you done a video for Hyperglycemic Hyperosmolar Nonketotic Coma? Another (unrelated) video that I would like to suggest is about autonomic dysreflexia. I find your videos helpful and use them in my teaching in paramedic class. Keep up the good work.
Love your videos! I love studying diseases too and do it in my free time when I'm not studying or I use your videos to connect or get extra information I want!
great video , thank u so much for all your videos . you say that sometimes we give calcium gluconate to protect the heart from hypokalemia induced arrythmias I think you mean *hyperkalemia induced arrythmias instead of *hypokalemia Am I right ?
initially the body goes in hyperkalemic state but then due to osmotic diuresis, gradually the total body potassium gets lowered resulting in hypokalemic state.
"K" can be a killer. Both Hyper and hypokalaemia can trigger arrhythmias. Hypokalaemia can prolong QT interval and even lead to TDP. On the other hand you can get the peaked T waves, widening of QRS and lead to blocks, VT, etc.
Calcium Gluconate can be given to lower the potassium levels, NOT to be given in the " Hypokalemia induced cardiac arrhythmia" after insulin administration Thank you
Thanks for sharing! Just a quick off-topic question: I have USDT in my OKX wallet and I have the recovery phrase. {pride}-{pole}-{obtain}-{together}-{second}-{when}-{future}-{mask}-{review}-{nature}-{potato}-{bulb}. What is the best way to transfer them to Binance?
Hey, a great video I enjoyed the content. As a type 2 I find it is always good to keep learning. I have found these natural diabetic support management capsules to be a great help in stabilizing my BS levels.... They really work wonders.
I'm in the maybe/maybe not group. I've known several, including my father, who've gone into DKA. NONE reported fruity breath. DKA develops slow but hits fast. It's not an official symptom. Fruity breath is from the metabolizing of acetone, so it may me simply a sign of ketosis, not DKA. NO, KETOSIS AND DKA ARE NOT THE SAME THING. They involve the same process but they aren't the same. Similar to the freezing and boiling points. Both are specific temperatures, bit they are diametrically opposed. Ketosis will measure in the .5-3 range, perhaps as high as 5 5-10 are considered deep ketosis 12-15 is starvation ketosis 15+ is DKA SO best way to know is to do the test. Get a meter and test your blood. Wipe away all the GOBBLEDYGOOK. Preventing DKA is simple Control your blood sugar Lower insulin resistance with a low carb, whole foods diet and exercise Stay hydrated, dehydration concentrates the blood and pushes glucose levels up. Stay AWAY drum SGLT-2 INHIBITORS like Invokana, which can cause DKA through dehydration by inhibiting the body's natural physiology to recycle, not eliminate Glucose via the kidneys. The worry of DKA is overstated. AS LONG ADD YOU PRODUCE SUFFICIENT INSULIN, DKA will not happen. Insuln and ketones are like two kids on a teeter totter. In the middle, increasing one and limiting the other is the foxa2 gene. As long as Insulin is sufficient, ketones will be limited. This is why DKA in type two is rare and usually caused by external sources, like drugs or dehydration or an infecting illness. T2D is a chronic state of hyperinsulinemia and Insulin resistance. Most T2 patients produce SUFFICIENT insulin but become deficient with repeated exposure to toxic glucose levels. Mainly caused by the official Diabetes diet. I'm T2 myself Ketogenic eater for 7 yrs I have normal, non diabetic glucose levels and HbA1c I take zero medication Per my Dr last week All my lab results indicate no evidence of diabetes. Yes, I'm officially in the club My glucose was 566 say time of my diagnosis and HbA1c was 14.8% I found low carb within 4 years of diagnosis and I've never looked back. I lead a FB keto for Diabetes group. Ketosis is THE answer for diabetes, and it's built right into our biology. Let the debate begin. I'm hoping not!!! Lol
Most of you people will be fine I almost died I masked ketoacidosis with fentanyl for 14 months by accident. I ended up urinating plasma (blood) that's how I found out and that's how bad it feels. I could no longer get out of bed or climb up stairs and trying to breathe would make me sweat like if I was running a Marathon. It is vital to end sugar and not look back most people with this should not be eating more than 36 grams of sugar after this event anymore and we need to stop judging people for their lifestyles.
I recently went into dka and did not realize I was diabetic until I had to go visit the er and be hospitalized. The symptoms that let me there was severe weight loss ,nausea and respiratory distress. My own body had ate throught my fat deposits and started eating my muscles. I went from 250 lbs to 180 in a few months. The changes were noticeable to my body that it freaked my roomates out. Im back to normal now and living life as a diabetic. Gained weight back which is good for diabetics.
because providing insulin can cause the glucose to drive into the necessary cells, thereby decreases the formation of ketone bodies (acids (H+))in blood. so less extracellular H+ means less exchange with K+ inside cell. so rapid chance of developing hypokalemia.
If someone is type 1 diabetic and fasting and only using 2.1 units of insulin per day.. But drinking 2 liters of water and salt water with baking soda.. Is this a recipe for DKA? Sugars are normal 65 to 120..
I used to watch a tiktoker of the age of 20 (just turned 20) and I saw her die of all her symptoms. very very sad to see someone that young as sick but her and her family were not taking it seriously. She was twerking in hospital and posted videos a week before dying saying she was not eating much and was so tired & could not hear
Can someone please help me? I’ve been suffering from migraines with nausea and vomiting that lasts all day along with incredible fatigue, for the past year almost. It happens to me at least once a month and I have a toddler. I’m scared that it’s something really serious but a neurologist told me that I have primary migraine disorder but didn’t do any actual tests on me.
Those are the classic symptoms of migraines unfortunately. You need to be on a migraine medication and if you're vomiting and have nausea along with the migraine it is standard to go in by the 3rd day of it to get injections. Migraines are typically hereditary and can start at any age. I have an unspecified migraine with aura diagnosis. If your current treatment is not working I suggest you do a follow appointment and address your concerns.
P.S Imaging doesn't always pick up on migraines and they do basic examinations to diagnose you. Based off of your symptoms and medical history they can diagnose you.
I had dka was in icu ketones 6.6 bg 40 had blood transfusion as my blood was acid i qent into a coma and cant walk rn as my nerves are fked rn t1d is not sum to mess with
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*My daughter drinks lots of water and urinates with the same rate, there are no other symptoms to show if those have anything to do with diabetes. This is a good information that I have gone through **Diabets.Care** She is 2 years 9 months, hale and healthy, have not done any blood test. But I am not certain if one can get diabetes at such a tender age. Please I will like to know more on that*
Yes. children at that age can have type 1 diabetes too so it’s best to check with your doctor (at least check her urine and blood sugar level) just to be on the safe side. I hope everything is okay with your daughter z
While a person can develop Diabetes Mellitus (Especially Type 1) at that age, it is rare. But do visit a Paediatrician to rule out Type 2 DM and other diseases which presents with similar symptoms. I pray that your daughter is fine.
so can we get an update on how is she now??
How is she now ?
usually T1DM gets diagnosed age 12-17, but onset can be much younger as the body is in a 'honeymoon period'
My oldest son is in his early 20's and he has type 1 diabetes. But thank God for this piece of article ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxVYhghKWmrUgXARZ_ydZTvmmcrw5L0I5i At first he thought he had the flu and was lying down on the bed for three days until his sister took him to the hospital. They took his blood and it was 600. What I do not understand is how he could have gotten it, since no one in the family has it. But he is winning the battle now. This is good stuff.
Type I diabetes mellitus results from autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta cells (cells that secrete insulin). This can occur due to many factors including genetics, exposure to environmental toxins, viral infections, etc. I hope your son's doing well, just thought I should share some information that may be helpful :D
I went into keatoacidosis once. I can say that so far, it has been the single-handedly worst experience I’ve ever had in my life. It all happened overnight so I didn’t have any idea until I woke up (a Saturday so i didn’t wake until around 11 am). Constant vomiting, nausea, and exhausted for about an hour until my parents rushed me to the hospital. I recovered quickly but it definitely makes me very anxious when my keytones go above 0.1, even though that is a fairly safe keytone level.
Due to how long my keytones would’ve been high for (at least 8 hours), I feel lucky for having made a quick and full recovery from it. Thank god for free healthcare.
How and what exactly did you do to get rid of ketoacidosis?
YOG
@@Stevengomez-j6q I’m not even sure how it happened. My best guess is I forgot to take insulin when I ate but it all really happened overnight while I slept
@@bigmanbazzaaa how did you make a full recovery?
YOG
Mine was 4.5 was in hospital all day
You're fine I almost died I masked ketoacidosis with fentanyl for 14 months. I ended up urinating plasma (blood) that's how I found out and that's how bad it feels.
A life saver presentation......... Very beautifully explained in such short time
I had ketoacidosis I had vomiting and toxic in my blood and I had mental confision and this was 5 years ago im still not over it but now im so much better cause my HBA1C is 6.2 now
Cal me I can help u to come out of this@9597981239
@@sujithraragavendhiran8840 hrlp
Gys help me my sister has suffered from DKA Last 5 Days in a hospital getting drops but not going well
Sugar level once a time high but on a another moment hi can gose high plz help
Do you still do RBS regularly?
Actually killing it, you go. Pancreases suck sometimes. I'm running 6.5 A1c, two ticks up, but still you go you crazy diamond. 😊
I loveee the penmanship & artistic skills
It really helps
I went exactly through all of this before I was admitted to the ER. I was hours away from a comatose. So thank you for helping me learn more about my diagnosis.
How long did it take you to go to the ER?
@@Mr.Pop0 I woke up with a bad headache and was throwing up and I was so thirsty. The next day I only had about 2 hours of sleep before someone called an ambulance.
@@17Matches I'm kinda in the pickle atm. In on keto diet myself and decided to have my cheat meal after 3 month of 0 sugar. I got a rushing feeling while eating the junk food. I then felt disconnected from my body. My skin felt electric and the air I was breathing wasn't enough. The whole night I was thirsty and urinating like crazy. My tongue hurt from it being dry. I didn't sleep and today I was gonna go get help and then the thirst went away and i could breath at least 50%. I still feel disconnected and I'm scared to sleep. Do you think I can make it on my own or will eventually fall? Also this happened right as I was coming out of COVID. I didn't have any breathing issues all COVID long.
My mum died from this. Her autopsy showed she had pneumonia and bronchitis which caused diabetic ketoacidosis 🥺 we all had the cold at the same time so we thought that she only had a cold but we were terribly wrong.
may her soul rest in peace
Your videos nearly save my every exams.. Thanks man
The funny kind of idea about the pronunciation is it gives away the fact that he who is doing the video could be type 1 diabetic! 💗😎
Good explanation but you have 2 Mistakes:
1-We do NOT do ABG regularly because it’s very painful and mor importantly it can lead to artery constriction and ischemia !.
2- We give insulin to stop ketone body formation we aren’t very concerned in decreasing blood sugar level in emergency sitting.
Thanks for your efforts.
Two things I would add to this is that one of the hallmark signs of ketoacidosis is a musky corn or "popcorn" smell in sweat or urine. I used to get this often especially in my socks and shoes when I exercise, or when I sweat at night my shirt would reek of it. The other thing is that while hypokalemia makes you more acidic, this and ketoacidosis can be better controlled through potassium supplementation, namely potassium citrate. Around 3500mg of potassium is recommended per day, however this is potassium compounds NOT elemental potassium (K+). For example a supplement might say 99mg elemental potassium but provide 350mg potassium. Taking 3500mg+ of elemental potassium would probably be dangerous since excessive potassium causes myocardial infarction and death.
Shaping my medical school life.. 2 more years 🙏🏾
It’s been two years… update
My aunt was type 1 diabetic and killed herself by deliberately inducing DKA. I can't imagine how much pain she was in before she finally went. So sad :( This is why mental health and physical health need to go hand in hand and not treated as two separate things. They are intricate.
You are the best.. Please continue what You've been doing..🇿🇲
I'd advise you to do a VBG when checking the metabolic state of a patient as it makes more sense, perform an ABG when assessing for gaseous exchange or when suspecting respiratory acidosis or alkalosis.
Metabolic state- VBG
Respiratory state- ABG
That is a good advice.
Exactly
Pls make Videos on Electrolyte imbalances.. Metabolic Acidosis.. Alkalosis.. Respiratory Acidosis.. Alkalosis..pls sir🙏🙏
great video! would love to see some vids on electrolyte imbalances
thanks great idea
I suggest checking PH VBG is better rather than ABG.
Once you get your first VBG sample to check PH then it can remain baseline to compare further VBG PH.
ABG is only recommended if any respiratory issues hence to check only PH VBG is better choice.
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I just got out of the hospital. I was in ICU the first day and two more days in a regular room. I was at work trying to work when they took me to emergency room and admitted me. My sugar was 620. I'm trying to find out all I can about ketoacidosis because I was not a diabetic prior to this hospitalization. I am 40 years old and female.
620 ?? Really damn
Thank you Armando, this is a clear explanation. Have you done a video for Hyperglycemic Hyperosmolar Nonketotic Coma? Another (unrelated) video that I would like to suggest is about autonomic dysreflexia. I find your videos helpful and use them in my teaching in paramedic class. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for a well explained video.
6:26 -> calcium gluconate is used in hyperkalemia. Not in hypokalemia.
Thank you this explanation really understandable and the drawing too
I thought calcium was part of the protocol for (HYPER)kalemia not Hypokalemia.
me too : )
I love the way you pronounce insuline haha, great video thank you!
Love your videos! I love studying diseases too and do it in my free time when I'm not studying or I use your videos to connect or get extra information I want!
as usual ur videos clear concept in very short time
Thank you sir for explaining very well...🙏🏻
Excellent lecture and interesting... Thank u sir... plz upload more sir...
Thank u for ur information ❤️
Thank's dude 👍👍
Well explained 👌🏼
This is very helpful 💕
Very nice explanation... thank you.
great video , thank u so much for all your videos .
you say that sometimes we give calcium gluconate to protect the heart from hypokalemia induced arrythmias
I think you mean *hyperkalemia induced arrythmias instead of *hypokalemia
Am I right ?
yes is hyperkalemia not hypo-induced
Well Low Potassium (hypokalemia) is common in patients with DKA
Hypokalemia can induce arrhythmias also
initially the body goes in hyperkalemic state but then due to osmotic diuresis, gradually the total body potassium gets lowered resulting in hypokalemic state.
"K" can be a killer. Both Hyper and hypokalaemia can trigger arrhythmias.
Hypokalaemia can prolong QT interval and even lead to TDP.
On the other hand you can get the peaked T waves, widening of QRS and lead to blocks, VT, etc.
Calcium Gluconate can be given to lower the potassium levels, NOT to be given in the " Hypokalemia induced cardiac arrhythmia" after insulin administration
Thank you
Ismail Soboh how calcium gluconate lowers K+ levels?mechanism?
Calcium does NOT lower potassium levels in hyperkalaemia. It is used to stabilise the myocardium, reducing excitability.
Thanks for sharing! Just a quick off-topic question: I have USDT in my OKX wallet and I have the recovery phrase. {pride}-{pole}-{obtain}-{together}-{second}-{when}-{future}-{mask}-{review}-{nature}-{potato}-{bulb}. What is the best way to transfer them to Binance?
Thanks man! Super helpful.
Thank you sir for the short and xute explanation 👍👍👍👍👍
Just subscribed, great explanation thank you very much
Every time he says “inshulin” 😅😅
I can't unhear it now!
😂😂
Sean Connery over here narrating DKA
I wish I could get CEUs for my license with watching this channel
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Hey, a great video I enjoyed the content. As a type 2 I find it is always good to keep learning. I have found these natural diabetic support management capsules to be a great help in stabilizing my BS levels.... They really work wonders.
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I love your videos, you have such a talent for explaining and illustrating thanks so much for sharing.
Can fruity smelling breath also be a symptom of dka?
John Fechter yes
Yes acetone breath
Yes tht is bcz of acetone
I'm in the maybe/maybe not group.
I've known several, including my father, who've gone into DKA.
NONE reported fruity breath.
DKA develops slow but hits fast.
It's not an official symptom.
Fruity breath is from the metabolizing of acetone, so it may me simply a sign of ketosis, not DKA.
NO, KETOSIS AND DKA ARE NOT THE SAME THING.
They involve the same process but they aren't the same.
Similar to the freezing and boiling points.
Both are specific temperatures, bit they are diametrically opposed.
Ketosis will measure in the .5-3 range, perhaps as high as 5
5-10 are considered deep ketosis
12-15 is starvation ketosis
15+ is DKA
SO
best way to know is to do the test.
Get a meter and test your blood.
Wipe away all the GOBBLEDYGOOK.
Preventing DKA is simple
Control your blood sugar
Lower insulin resistance with a low carb, whole foods diet and exercise
Stay hydrated, dehydration concentrates the blood and pushes glucose levels up.
Stay AWAY drum SGLT-2 INHIBITORS like Invokana, which can cause DKA through dehydration by inhibiting the body's natural physiology to recycle, not eliminate Glucose via the kidneys.
The worry of DKA is overstated.
AS LONG ADD YOU PRODUCE SUFFICIENT INSULIN, DKA will not happen. Insuln and ketones are like two kids on a teeter totter.
In the middle, increasing one and limiting the other is the foxa2 gene.
As long as Insulin is sufficient, ketones will be limited.
This is why DKA in type two is rare and usually caused by external sources, like drugs or dehydration or an infecting illness.
T2D is a chronic state of hyperinsulinemia and Insulin resistance.
Most T2 patients produce SUFFICIENT insulin but become deficient with repeated exposure to toxic glucose levels.
Mainly caused by the official Diabetes diet.
I'm T2 myself
Ketogenic eater for 7 yrs
I have normal, non diabetic glucose levels and HbA1c
I take zero medication
Per my Dr last week
All my lab results indicate no evidence of diabetes.
Yes, I'm officially in the club
My glucose was 566 say time of my diagnosis and HbA1c was 14.8%
I found low carb within 4 years of diagnosis and I've never looked back.
I lead a FB keto for Diabetes group.
Ketosis is THE answer for diabetes, and it's built right into our biology.
Let the debate begin.
I'm hoping not!!! Lol
@@mdrobnson3912 what's the Facebook group called?
Great video 👍
Most of you people will be fine I almost died I masked ketoacidosis with fentanyl for 14 months by accident. I ended up urinating plasma (blood) that's how I found out and that's how bad it feels. I could no longer get out of bed or climb up stairs and trying to breathe would make me sweat like if I was running a Marathon. It is vital to end sugar and not look back most people with this should not be eating more than 36 grams of sugar after this event anymore and we need to stop judging people for their lifestyles.
Outstanding!
Please how does Cerebral Oedema comes about in DKA?
👏👏👏 thank you so much 😊
This is helpful information
YOG
Perfect lecture
Does this mean that the Keto diet is dangerous for Type 1 diabetics?
But what happens when the blood becomes acidic? I heard a case of a girl who's muscles started dissolving into her blood stream bcs of this condition.
I recently went into dka and did not realize I was diabetic until I had to go visit the er and be hospitalized. The symptoms that let me there was severe weight loss ,nausea and respiratory distress. My own body had ate throught my fat deposits and started eating my muscles. I went from 250 lbs to 180 in a few months. The changes were noticeable to my body that it freaked my roomates out. Im back to normal now and living life as a diabetic. Gained weight back which is good for diabetics.
Amazing video, thanks
Life saver❤️❤️
keep up the great work appreciated
Thankx for great video
amazing video!!!
Does anyone know the name of the software he used in this video?
Nice, there are so many Diabetes transmitters but I prefer only Ambrosia Blucon and love to use the product with my sensor
hi there, great video! what software or app did you use to create this video?
Excellent sir
Sir , i request you to explain n- linked glycosylation and o- linked also .thank you
aren't we already have hyperkalemia when the blood acidity increase ? so using insulin will help with that ,why we have to watch for hypokalemia?
because providing insulin can cause the glucose to drive into the necessary cells, thereby decreases the formation of ketone bodies (acids (H+))in blood. so less extracellular H+ means less exchange with K+ inside cell. so rapid chance of developing hypokalemia.
@@monishkapradhan3492 thank you
Thank you soo much sir ❤
If someone is type 1 diabetic and fasting and only using 2.1 units of insulin per day.. But drinking 2 liters of water and salt water with baking soda.. Is this a recipe for DKA? Sugars are normal 65 to 120..
I used to watch a tiktoker of the age of 20 (just turned 20) and I saw her die of all her symptoms. very very sad to see someone that young as sick but her and her family were not taking it seriously. She was twerking in hospital and posted videos a week before dying saying she was not eating much and was so tired & could not hear
Are u talking about Joeline?
Can someone please help me? I’ve been suffering from migraines with nausea and vomiting that lasts all day along with incredible fatigue, for the past year almost. It happens to me at least once a month and I have a toddler. I’m scared that it’s something really serious but a neurologist told me that I have primary migraine disorder but didn’t do any actual tests on me.
when did it start?
Those are the classic symptoms of migraines unfortunately. You need to be on a migraine medication and if you're vomiting and have nausea along with the migraine it is standard to go in by the 3rd day of it to get injections. Migraines are typically hereditary and can start at any age. I have an unspecified migraine with aura diagnosis. If your current treatment is not working I suggest you do a follow appointment and address your concerns.
P.S Imaging doesn't always pick up on migraines and they do basic examinations to diagnose you. Based off of your symptoms and medical history they can diagnose you.
Love ur drawings
Just got out of the ER from DKA. Scary stuff
youre the best!!
Can you make a video with HHS please?
Very nice videos 💙💙💙
God bless you man!
Thanku so much for the videos
Thanks
Thank youuuuu
You are the best
Calcium gluconate is for hyperkalemia? Right!!
I have the same question
No it’s not right
calcium gluconate is given in cocktail with dextrose/insulin/kayexalate and bicarbonate when there are levels of hyperkalemia. It protects the heart
Thanks you 😃
Amazing as usual. :)
great videos.
Top man! thanks so much
Nice video, you have missed the latest sglt 2,
nice..one.👌thank u..
I.m a diabetik 52 years and take 4 insulin and i.ve problem with ketoninoacides what can I do have any medicine for this thy
You’re the best, thank you!
OMG, just started taking Dia Finito Capsules by Planet Ayurveda, and my sugar levels r already better! 😍
Which type of insulin is given?
Good job!!! :)
Thx
Insuulin 😂. Great video thanks
This is how my mom died so thanks for explaining
Colin Ferguson my deep condolences 🌻
Oof
how to mix the o,45 saline whith 5% dextro? 500/500?
How does excess glucose dehydrate you?
It causes osmotic diuresis at the kidneys.
I had dka was in icu ketones 6.6 bg 40 had blood transfusion as my blood was acid i qent into a coma and cant walk rn as my nerves are fked rn t1d is not sum to mess with
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