Recent Content by Wen0917

Yep! Being diagnosed as a T2 so young was definitely out of the blue, I was put on metformin but eventually stopped as I could control my numbers through my diet. I do try to eat low carb but definitely not as low as the conventional low carb diet.. right now the problem seems to lie with my...

Hi! No, im currently not on any medication and im not on any particular diet, just generally watching what i should and shouldnt eat according to my after meal numbers

Also wanted to mention that I work out regularly (cardio and weight lifting) at least 6 times per week. And I am and have been at a normal weight (49 kg 160 cm)

Have been T2 for about 3 years now, was diagnosed very young (17 yrs) but have never been overweight or particularly unhealthy. Have been managing my bg and have managed to keep my morning bg under 5.7. However, this month(s) or so I have been noticing that my morning bg has gone up to 6.7...

I was craving some junk food and when I start I can't stop... I had some crackers, chocolate, brownies, fruit and my usual dinner of meat and vege without rice.. I was expecting my bg levels to go real high but it was 4.3 just now?? Is this normal?

Thanks for the info, this is my first time hearing about MODY, will definitely look mor into it.

I lost about 4 kg last month. I do test my blood regularly. Thanks!

Hi, I realize that my test says fasting, but I had some food and metformin prior to my test, the doctor said it was fine but I still wonder if that affects my results in any way?

Thanks!

Hi, my c peptide test showed 510? It should be in the normal range according to my doc. My grandfather is t2, but uses a pretty low dosage of insulin since he doesn't control his diet well. I think most of his brothers and sisters are t2 as well. Pretty shocking to find out I have t2 at such a...

OK! Thanks!

Thank you!

But I'm still on metformin, hoping to stop it altogether. My hba1c before was 9.6%,

Thanks!

I had a separate test done to confirm that my pancreas is still producing normal levels of insulin. I thought loosing weight is one of the top ways to control it, Am I wrong or is this way just not for me? Thanks