Guest guest Posted March 14, 2007 Report Share Posted March 14, 2007 Hi all I am on my 2nd round of chelation with DMSA, 25mg each dose, 3 days on 4 days off (will probably go to 11 days off at a later date). What I seem to be experiencing are more blood sugar regulation problems. Its like the blood sugar isn't getting into my cells and brain even though on the monitor it looks ok. Do others experience this too and also I would say it has been one of the worst problems of my illness and I would love to know if blood sugar issues are really common with illnesses caused by heavy metal toxicity. On other thing that has always happened to me since getting CFS is that my body runs on blood sugar when I am out walking, even if for only a 15 minute walk. Its the reason I so often get dizzy towards the end of a walk but I haven't found an answer apart from having a small apple with me and eating that about half-way round the walk. Recently I can remember the feeling of the sugar from the apple literally hitting the back of my head as I ate it - it was a horrible feeling that almost made me feel like I could fall over. It certainly starts the adrenaline off so that is why I always have to take a very small amount of betablocker every day to stop the adrenaline from being almost controllable. After treating my adrenals for 4 years with 2.5mg Prednisolone the problem has improved a lot but I have been off the steroid for over 2 months now because it sent my bp too high. The blood sugar issues have been better but I have noticed the problem coming back since the start of chelation. It would be intersting to hear if others suffer with this problem and how they handle it. Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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