I have diabetes 2 under control by diet. I have high BP. I took lisinopril for 1 year. I have developed internal tremors up and down my spine,with no pain. It is not constant.What could this be????
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I am guessing your occasional internal tremors up and down your spine may have been a diabetic symptom, or a side effect of lisinopril. Talk to your doctor next time you visit.
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Hi there,
Having type two diabetes is a very serious condition and this will affect your life in many ways. The good thing is that you are managing your diabetes with a diet. But sometimes things can get complicated if there is no medication involved in treatment. There are several symptoms that you can experience when you have diabetes and you have to know that tremors are also symptoms of diabetes and dangerous one. If you have tremors it means that your blood sugar level is way too low. However the intensity of your tremors can show you how low is your blood sugar. You have to monitor your blood sugar regularly. Have you considered to take medication for diabetes?
Having type two diabetes is a very serious condition and this will affect your life in many ways. The good thing is that you are managing your diabetes with a diet. But sometimes things can get complicated if there is no medication involved in treatment. There are several symptoms that you can experience when you have diabetes and you have to know that tremors are also symptoms of diabetes and dangerous one. If you have tremors it means that your blood sugar level is way too low. However the intensity of your tremors can show you how low is your blood sugar. You have to monitor your blood sugar regularly. Have you considered to take medication for diabetes?
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