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My Mum's Stopped Eating Properly
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She's diabetic, has ckd3, asthma, heart failure and previously bleeding ulcer, always constipated. Are there any meal replacement supplements I can get for her.
I. E frusemide etc but for diabetics. X
I. E frusemide etc but for diabetics. X
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Frusemide?...she may need that for her heart failure , but not sure what that will do for her eating.
If her diabetes is under control, she is clearly short of breath and immobile, then she doesn't need much food.
I am not sure what you mean by "not eating properly," but i should leave her well alone.
If her diabetes is under control, she is clearly short of breath and immobile, then she doesn't need much food.
I am not sure what you mean by "not eating properly," but i should leave her well alone.
Me too... diabetic, CKD3, heart failure, plus one leg gone (lost to ravages of alcohol), one eye blind (poor surgery), and other odd ailments too numerous to mention.
I eat what I want to, which in my case is probably too much.
So I agree that we need more details about what your mum does eat, and as Sqad says, it might be enough - for her!
Essentially, is her diet (or lack of it) making her ill?
BB
I eat what I want to, which in my case is probably too much.
So I agree that we need more details about what your mum does eat, and as Sqad says, it might be enough - for her!
Essentially, is her diet (or lack of it) making her ill?
BB
Nailit I barely eat myself. I think partly die to having no sense of smell (which stimulates appetite). I can go two days without eating, which I know is bad. Everyone I know is shocked at how little I eat. I drink loads of milk and often make that up into build up shakes. It’s something I’m still working on as I don’t like being like this.
What I mean by it eating properly is that she has refused to eat her food or meds for 3 weeks. She has now been admitted and is on a drip for dehydration and she's still refusing meds so they are trying syrup form or iv where they can. It's so bad, she is confused, disoriented and having hallucinations. They had to sedate her.
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