Many congenital brain defects cause minor neurological impairment. People with these types of congenital brain defects can grow to function independently. Other defects are so severe that they are fatal before or shortly after birth. Some cause significant disabilities.
I am looking into this for a friend as well. The pancreas deals with digestive juices and insulin. Have a look at your medications to see if they may have gastrointestinal effects. I can tell you that Tramadol does affect the production of enzymes in the intestine.
Some examples of sulfonylurea medication are glipizide XL (Glucotrol XL) and glimepiride (Amaryl). Sulfonylureas help to lower the amount of glucose in your bloodstream (your blood glucose). They do this by increasing the amount of insulin released by your pancreas. With more insulin to âunlockâ your bodyâs cells, more glucose can move into them. As a result, your blood glucose goes down.