Will it ever go away? I’m a diet only, well-controlled, 3 years diagnosed T2. I don’t eat late, have a keto diet, and although exercise is somewhat lacking recently with lockdown, I’m not overweight, and my morning waking numbers are STILL in the high 6s fasting. They drop back to between 4-5 during the day. It’s so frustrating. Anyone have any tips, advice or anecdotes to share before I go slightly mad? Thanks, all.
I have exactly the same, and no longer worry about it in the slightest.
I see others on the forum worriting about their fasting blood glucose rising from 4.6 yesterday to 4.8 today, and just shrug.
Each to their own.
If my body gave a 5.8 in the mornings it would be amazing.
My morning numbers are roughly the same as yours, although I v rarely see a 4.
One excellent thing I have found after years of vlc and keto is that while I may wake up on a 6.5, it no longer rises dramatically into the 8-11 range with 'foot on floor' syndrome. That happened for a long time, but now I just scoot along in the 6s and early 7s without food, and dip lower into the 5s if I do eat - so long as that food is keto either protein or fat, or both.
Having said that, my standard deviation (according to the Libre) is fab. Well chuffed with that. If my bg varies more than 1.5mmol/l during the day, then that is unusual, and usually chocolate related
So, as I say, each to their own.