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Hi All,
Does anyone else have issues with exercise increasing blood glucose levels? I understand the theory that the liver will convert fat to blood glucose, but I am not sure how on earth one 'controls' for this.
By way of example, today my blood glucose started on about 16... (high but not unusual unfortunately), I ate one 'total' yoghurt (6.8g carbs) and took morning dose of levemir (7 units - I split the 24 hour total dose of 14 units into two)... then all hell kicked off at work and I had to dash around doing a lot of physical stuff, thus exercising a lot and not having anything else to eat for about another 5 hours... at which point my blood glucose was at 24.6...
I find that sometimes exercise and lack of food takes my blood glucose down quite sharply, but on other seemingly identical occasions it takes it up just as sharply.
Does anyone else have this issue and, if so, do you have an explanation and a way of avoiding the situation?
Thanks very much for any input
Does anyone else have issues with exercise increasing blood glucose levels? I understand the theory that the liver will convert fat to blood glucose, but I am not sure how on earth one 'controls' for this.
By way of example, today my blood glucose started on about 16... (high but not unusual unfortunately), I ate one 'total' yoghurt (6.8g carbs) and took morning dose of levemir (7 units - I split the 24 hour total dose of 14 units into two)... then all hell kicked off at work and I had to dash around doing a lot of physical stuff, thus exercising a lot and not having anything else to eat for about another 5 hours... at which point my blood glucose was at 24.6...
I find that sometimes exercise and lack of food takes my blood glucose down quite sharply, but on other seemingly identical occasions it takes it up just as sharply.
Does anyone else have this issue and, if so, do you have an explanation and a way of avoiding the situation?
Thanks very much for any input