Though my blood sugar readings were up over the end of March, it was not high enough to result in the needles and pins feeling. No signs of neuropathy either. He believes it is my anxiety level. He is changing my antidepressant to a new one, and we'll re-evaluate in 30 days. He didn't add any diabetes med. My fasting was 144, up from 119 and my 3 month was 6.8 up from 6.4.
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Dear Emira,
My name is Andrea and I am a newly diagnosed diabetic who is trying to understand the diabeties. I was told 140 was the high spectrum of normal. Is this true? If so why did you have to take medication at 119?
In regards to the tingling, I'd get another opinion. I've never heard of whole body tingling as a side effect of anxiety.
I pray God will heal you,
Andrea