← Return to 6 months of unexplained twitches throughout body, high WBC

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@celia16

Everyone’s blood sugar goes up some after they eat, but not that much. I routinely check out glucose numbers when I review lab results for family members and theirs have never been high. I would definitely explore it. A blood meter is one way to know how it’s going. Good your A1c is normal.

My ENT diagnosed me with post covid syndrome mainly due to my smell/taste disorder. I failed a standardized smell test miserably. I also had little taste for almost a year. They have returned though. I do still have a constant bitter taste.

My neurologist says I may have that, but he believes my numbness in feet and tingling in arms and hands is due to B12 deficiency. Of course, it could be diabetes or spinal….it has yet to be determined. I haven’t ruled anything out. I take my B12 and I did scent retraining for a while. Overall, I’m better. I’m prepared for some things to be permanent unfortunately.

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Thank you for your follow up. Covid seems to be doing interesting things all around. Have heard of similar unexplained palpitations going on in many young people too.