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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 236372" data-attributes="member: 367">How many of you and your family members get shots to prevent something every year and question if you are doing the right thing ?  Same question with pills. <a href="https://www.ndhealth.gov/Immunize/Documents/Schools/SchoolRequirements18-19.pdf" target="_blank"></a><a href="https://www.ndhealth.gov/Immunize/Documents/Schools/SchoolRequirements18-19.pdf" target="_blank"></a>I'm only 49% conspiracy theorist and not bad mouthing Doctors or anyone else in the medical or Pharmaceutical industry but I question how much even our Drs know about some of the drugs and shots they are giving us.  Most of what they know is what they are taught and told just like us.    It's gonna be a long story but hoping DM will be able to chime in and tell me there is a way to "crack" this case.   In the last couple of months  I started getting loud repeating  clicks in my neckevery  time I turn my head,  One click to the right and 3 clicks to the left every time. Being curious at first I kept turning my head and the clicks got louder and brought on a dull headache.  x rays show some degeneration and was recommended  PT and that made it worse so I had a cortisone shot and 3 weeks later my normally controlled  blood sugar levels are still through the roof and jumping between 250 and 400+ on an hourly basis. I googled this and started putting 2 and 2 together and remembered how I first found out I had diabetes  about 5 years ago when I was given a steroid injection in a finger that I had injured in a fist fight with a cam lock fitting.   Finger wasn't  healing and  Dr supposedly supposedly saw a blood clot in my xrays and gave me a cortisone or steroid shot in that finger and sent me to a bigger medical facility.    8 hours later the doc at that facility asked me if I knew I was a full blown diabetic because My BS was close to 400.    .   Now  I remember my Dad getting a cortisone shot in his 50s or 60s and ended up getting diabetes around that time but I can't remember the time frame for him.   Coincidence ? maybe, Genetic traits causing it ?  possible I believe.     All I know is right now I am definitely on a 3 week long diabetic reaction from a cortisone shot and not liking it one bit,  I tried to resist the shot but was persuaded to try it , I would have held my grounds had I known about the side affects.     I had refused all immunizations except for tetanus until we starting having grandkids and then it was recommended I get a flu shot for their sake so I did.  and I hadn't taken a many pills short term pill prescriptions and no long term until the finger incident and the next day I was taking 7  and have since weaned myself off most or cut back on them one at a time.   I wasn't sure why I was prescribed some of those to start with but I didn't really question it at the time.   my wellness test numbers are all within the recommended limits except for cholesterol .Anyone else had reaction to shots or meds or undesirable  side affects ?  Ace inhibitors gave me a persistent dry cough so I finally got them switched and have since quite the replacement and I think I feel better.  I am lucky that every opioid I've taken has made me feel like shit and I imagine seeing things out of the corner of my eye .   Except for morphine pumps.  I probably didn't know if I was foot or horseback but morphine is a hell of a drug for pain.      Now I see what my grandkids are getting their required shots and realize just how far we have came in two generations.  Link to NDDH school requirements for school kids.  <a href="https://www.ndhealth.gov/Immunize/Documents/Schools/SchoolRequirements18-19.pdf" target="_blank">https://www.ndhealth.gov/Immunize/Documents/Schools/SchoolRequirements18-19.pdf</a><a href="https://www.ndhealth.gov/Immunize/Documents/Schools/SchoolRequirements18-19.pdf" target="_blank"></a></blockquote>

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