Hello All,
Please help! I dont know what I should do.
I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes a few months before I fell pregnant. I took Metformin to control my sugar levels.
Im now 18 weeks pregnant with twins, and on insulin and Metformin. I take 18 units of insulin before lunch and dinner, insulin before breakfast.
Im finding it a struggle to eat (being vegetarian) and control my sugars but Ive taken advice and doing my best to implement a good eating plan.
Of recent - i just dont understand my bg results.
For example - Ive been advised by my specialist to have an ideal reading of 7.5 after 1hr and 6.5 after 2hrs.
Tonight after dinner my results were
After 1hr: 7.7
After 2hrs 7.9
After 2.5 8.3 (
Why are my results getting higher?? Shouldnt the insulin start to kick in around 2 hrs???
Im getting so worried and anxious. Every day is becoming a struggle. Im frightened that my insulin dosages will be just increased indefinately. Im trying to understand my results so I can modify what Im doing to have a healthy pregnancy.
Thank you in advance.
Please help! I dont know what I should do.
I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes a few months before I fell pregnant. I took Metformin to control my sugar levels.
Im now 18 weeks pregnant with twins, and on insulin and Metformin. I take 18 units of insulin before lunch and dinner, insulin before breakfast.
Im finding it a struggle to eat (being vegetarian) and control my sugars but Ive taken advice and doing my best to implement a good eating plan.
Of recent - i just dont understand my bg results.
For example - Ive been advised by my specialist to have an ideal reading of 7.5 after 1hr and 6.5 after 2hrs.
Tonight after dinner my results were
After 1hr: 7.7
After 2hrs 7.9
After 2.5 8.3 (
Why are my results getting higher?? Shouldnt the insulin start to kick in around 2 hrs???
Im getting so worried and anxious. Every day is becoming a struggle. Im frightened that my insulin dosages will be just increased indefinately. Im trying to understand my results so I can modify what Im doing to have a healthy pregnancy.
Thank you in advance.