as a teen pre diabetic it can be hard . i wanna know how to lay off the sugar because i love sugar. my mom always get on my nevers about.me eating junk for but it what i do. on my way to.school id buy a soda and some chip and a cupcake other times i might just. get a candy. since i got a job and don't eat lunch at school i regularly buy pizza maybe 2-3 times in a week outta five days i work.
my other questions is what can i do about my bladder?
since being a.pre diabetic i go to the bathroom more.often then usually. even when i.dehydrate my self i still have to pee . i miss going to Manhattan in nyc but when i take the train to school which is 5 stops away from my home.i gotta pee when i get to the third stop. i want my bladder to be normal again help me please
Will power and dieting is what you need. On the way to school do not buy a soda and some chip and a cupcake other a candy. These things are causing you to gain weight, having a high blood sugar reason and feeling lethargic in school. At lunch time forget about the pizza. Eat the lunches the school prepares. They are well balanced meals and way better for you then several slices of pizza each day.
Get up earlier and eat breakfast at home. The fact that you have a school lunch program says you have a nutritionist somewhere in the school system. As to meet with this person and ask for help in proper meal planning to control your blood sugar and to bring down your weight. If you get your weight under control, control the amount or eliminate the junk food from your diet you will eliminate the blood sugar problem/
I'm not saying you cannot snack between meals. We all like to snack from time to time. There are much healthier snacks you can eat that will satisfy the between meal cravings. Eat an Apple, Carrot stick, Celery Stalk or a hand full of unsalted Peanuts. Gram Crackers make a good snack and they are low in calories and sugar.
Exercise more will also help. On nice morning or afternoons get off the subway a stop earlier and walk to school or home. Walking is an excellent exercise that anyone can do.
As for the urination problem; I would think that would clear on its own as you get your blood sugar under control. Until you do there may be some help with medicine your doctor can offer. Talk with your doctor about the problem and see what can be done to help you. [ adviceman49's advice column | Ask adviceman49 A Question ]
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