Seek immediate medical help (call 999 or attend A&E) if tremors are accompanied by: Severe symptoms of hypoglycaemia : Confusion, loss of consciousness, seizures, or inability to swallow Chest pain, syncope, or severe breathlessness with palpitations : Suggesting cardiac involvement Sudden onset of weakness, speech difficulties, or facial drooping : Potential signs of stroke Severe headache with neck stiffness : Possible meningitis or other serious neurological condition Contact NHS 111 or your GP practice within 24 hours if you experience: New or worsening tremors that interfere with daily activities Tremors accompanied by unexplained weight loss, heat intolerance, or palpitations (possible thyroid disorder) Frequent episodes of tremor with sweating, hunger, or confusion (suggesting recurrent hypoglycaemia) Tremors with other new neurological symptoms such as muscle stiffness, slowness of movement, or balance problems Arrange a routine GP appointment (within 12 weeks) if: You notice mild, intermittent tremors that do not significantly affect function You wish to discuss tremors that have been present for some time You want to review your diabetes medications and their potential side effects Before your appointment, it is helpful to: Keep a symptom diary : Note when tremors occur, their severity, duration, and any associated symptoms Monitor blood glucose levels : Check readings when tremors occur to identify any correlation with hypoglycaemia List all medications : Include prescription drugs, over-the-counter medicines, and supplements Record caffeine and alcohol intake : These substances can influence tremor Your GP may perform a physical examination, review your medication regimen, check blood glucose patterns, and arrange investigations such as thyroid function tests or referral to specialist services if appropriate
And, with both the gastric bypass or gastric sleeve procedure, you will decrease your levels of hunger hormones so you will feel less hungry
So GLP-1 stands for glucagon-like peptide-1, and GLP-1 is one of several hormones produced in our intestines or in our stomach
These occur as the body adjusts to the slower digestive pace
