I would definately find a new doctor with more expertise in

treating Diabetes. It's true some diabetics can get their sugar

levels under control with just exercise and dieting. But I think

the majority tend to need some help in the form of a pill to

lower our levels, or perhaps insulin if the pills aren't effective.

You need to be checking your sugar levels at home, to moni-

tor how well they stay within the safe range. If they remain

high, you are at extreme risk for complications from this

disease. There are too many factors involved for you not to

be on top of your disease and know what you have to do, so

you need to be taught by a true diabetic professional. An

Endocrinoligist, to be more clinically correct. Someone who

works with diseases of the blood and can help you find the

education you need, as well as helping you with the medication you also need, if that is required. I feel your

currant doctor is not well educated enough in his treatment

for your specific case of diabetes. And you can get another

opinion from someone more qualified to treat you. You

should not be feeling weak, if you are on a proper diet. And

if you are gaining weight, then you are probably eating the

wrong foods and too much of that as well. I have a friend,

who's diabetic and gets headaches whenever she eats

something she knows she shouldn't as a diabetic. Perhaps

your body is trying to tell you the same thing. So you need

to get help from someone who can really help you, and soon.