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How Can You Fight Fatigue Syndrome From Diabetes
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posted February 16, 2019
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A DiabetesTeam Member

One method is to eat either a meal or snack at regular intervals- 3-4 hours throughout the day. U need to feed yourself manually to maintain energy & keep it stable. I used to "crash" at 2 pm before I learned to set up interval eating.

posted April 27, 2019
A DiabetesTeam Member

All depends on how well your diabetes is controlled. If you constantly have higher numbers, for me, that made me more tired.

posted February 18, 2019
A DiabetesTeam Member

Nothing worse then extreme fatigue in the afternoon. While at work n fatigue hit me I would just want to resign from work. Snacks between meals really help, especially some sort of protein n a fruit of vegetable

posted July 28, 2019
A DiabetesTeam Member

Yep. To this day I still eat some kind of snack by 3 pm. My system cannot make it to dinner (6 pm) with energy unless I get the snack. I really feel the drop in energy without it. Rather essential step in care for me.

posted April 26, 2020
A DiabetesTeam Member

I don't eat that much just the wrong things

posted January 11, 2020

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