I've got diagnosed Feb 2021 and off on insulin since the two weeks after I've got diagnosed.
2021 I brought my HbA1c of 10.4% in 7 months to 5.1 however everything was fine till last month December 2022 when I caught a viral infection and two weeks later covid on top antibiotics which spiked my bloodsugar. I stopped immediately taking after I got diagnosed with covid. Before Christmas eve everything was fine last week when I was supposed to get my menstrual my bloodsugar spiked to 7 to 10mmol for 4 hours up and down I was used to that my bloodsugar was higher at this time but usually it was just to 6.4 mmol just a few minutes and went back to normal . However I contacted my diabetes team from the hospital but they don't take it seriously at all. My private endocrinologist said I should start to eat more not easy for me with high readings. I took 4 days 1000mg to 2000mg chromium to bring my bloodsugar down which dropped at night till in the morning. On Monday my menstrual started I started to be more relaxed and when I woke up at 4pm to 8pm I had the same issue woke up high and dropped 3 to 4 hours later. Is it my honeymoon phase? Has someone also high readings during the period? Or is it just cold weather? I'm frustrated cos I reduced my lowcarb meal on one a day which nothing I was begging for insulin but they keep sayin it would bring me too low down. I don't feel comfortable running with high sugars
2021 I brought my HbA1c of 10.4% in 7 months to 5.1 however everything was fine till last month December 2022 when I caught a viral infection and two weeks later covid on top antibiotics which spiked my bloodsugar. I stopped immediately taking after I got diagnosed with covid. Before Christmas eve everything was fine last week when I was supposed to get my menstrual my bloodsugar spiked to 7 to 10mmol for 4 hours up and down I was used to that my bloodsugar was higher at this time but usually it was just to 6.4 mmol just a few minutes and went back to normal . However I contacted my diabetes team from the hospital but they don't take it seriously at all. My private endocrinologist said I should start to eat more not easy for me with high readings. I took 4 days 1000mg to 2000mg chromium to bring my bloodsugar down which dropped at night till in the morning. On Monday my menstrual started I started to be more relaxed and when I woke up at 4pm to 8pm I had the same issue woke up high and dropped 3 to 4 hours later. Is it my honeymoon phase? Has someone also high readings during the period? Or is it just cold weather? I'm frustrated cos I reduced my lowcarb meal on one a day which nothing I was begging for insulin but they keep sayin it would bring me too low down. I don't feel comfortable running with high sugars
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