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01/16/10 10:57 PM

"My 14 yr old son was diagnosised w/ T1D a month ago. Recently has had stomache cramps. Is this related to diabetes??"
Asked By: tfrench12  
Category: Children's Issues

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The hospital said that he had been 600 or more for the last 3 months. He tends to not want to eat until he is down to 70-90. He never has been a big eater and is kind of picky too.

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01/25/10 01:16 PM

High blood sugars can cause a variety of symptoms, among them are stomach aches and nausea. I hope he is doing well now.
Answered By: susan sloane
Accreditations: B.S.,Rph.,C.D.E.,Nutritionist
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