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perimenopause

>if you are perimenopausal, that will affect your insulin sensitivity

Wow, maybe THAT explains all those recent highs! I just tried a
"perimenopause" search on diabeteswell.com and couldn’t find anything,
but does anybody know of a place to read more?

Laurie, who’s being extra scrupulous about carb counts/bg tests but
still wants an easier way <g>

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3 Responses to “perimenopause”

  1. Randolph Fawn Says:
    December 15th, 2005 at 10:19 am

    Laurie,
    Your best resource for perimenopausal info should be at your YEARLY GYN
    checkup of which I am sure you do. ;-) Jan (~_^)

  2. garry12 Says:
    December 15th, 2005 at 5:19 pm

    > Your best resource for perimenopausal info should be at yourYEARLYGYN checkup
    of which I am sure you do. ;-) / Jan,you’re right about that, only not
    until July. And since she alwaysasks if I’m scrupulously seeing my endo & CDE,
    Idon’t think she hasmuch expertise in diabetes. / I’m hoping there’s a
    book orwebsite or something! / Laurie, replying via website andcurious
    how it’ll look on email

  3. colin_140 Says:
    December 17th, 2005 at 11:07 am

    Wow, maybe THAT explains all those recent highs! I just tried a
    "perimenopause" search on diabeteswell.com and couldn’t find anything,
    but does anybody know of a place to read more?

    The perimenopausal period is the years just prior to actual menopause.
    Go to medscape.com and type in menopause under women’s health….that should
    get you started….Joan:)))

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