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<blockquote data-quote="catza" data-source="post: 305448" data-attributes="member: 41559"><p>You are doing brilliantly but don't be too impatient to achieve low BG levels too quickly, give yourself some breathing room, getting your levels down needs to be done relatively slowly as you you can be at risk of complications if you reduce your levels too quickly. </p><p></p><p>If it is any consolation I still get hit with the dawn phenomenon even though I have got my other readings down to almost normal levels. The level has reduced somewhat but it is still a fair bit higher than my late evening levels.</p><p></p><p>I think I have read that the fasting level can be the last to get sorted so don't be disheartened at this stage as I am sure your fasting level will come down as you get more control of your diet.</p><p></p><p>As I know, from repeated tests, that my breakfasts are all safe I don't test my fasting levels every day as it seems a waste of a strip when I don't need to do a +2 test. I just do a random fasting test every now and then to see what is happening.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="catza, post: 305448, member: 41559"] You are doing brilliantly but don't be too impatient to achieve low BG levels too quickly, give yourself some breathing room, getting your levels down needs to be done relatively slowly as you you can be at risk of complications if you reduce your levels too quickly. If it is any consolation I still get hit with the dawn phenomenon even though I have got my other readings down to almost normal levels. The level has reduced somewhat but it is still a fair bit higher than my late evening levels. I think I have read that the fasting level can be the last to get sorted so don't be disheartened at this stage as I am sure your fasting level will come down as you get more control of your diet. As I know, from repeated tests, that my breakfasts are all safe I don't test my fasting levels every day as it seems a waste of a strip when I don't need to do a +2 test. I just do a random fasting test every now and then to see what is happening. [/QUOTE]
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