Its a question of balance natalie....i guarantee you , if you eat four very measured and balanced low carb high fat meals over a month your bs will stabilise. Mine hasFrom one extreme to another...14.9 yesterday...2.2 today...I give up
Its a question of balance natalie....i guarantee you , if you eat four very measured and balanced low carb high fat meals over a month your bs will stabilise. Mine has
...we live an learn eh.
Thank you! Not so good this morning, 11.3 - think I'm paying for being a bit naughty yesterdayWell done
I worry about the rises over 2 mmol because such rises do harm to the nervous system even short time, its better to stay a little high,say 6-7 mmol rather than experience jumps of more than 2 mmol, you may like to check out dr r bernsteins's 2 nd edition Diabetes explained for a more detailed explanation .all the best to youThank you! Not so good this morning, 11.3 - think I'm paying for being a bit naughty yesterday
Hi natalie, it must be frustrating as you are doing all the right things,as a t2 on metformin i don't know that much about the various doses of the meds your on ,so keep up the good workThing is...that is exactly what I have been doing...and my control has been incredibly stable...averaging between 4-9 for well over a month...which makes it even more of a shock to get such unexpected highs. My readings during the day are still near on perfect...to the point I'm quite smug a lot of the time. I can only assume that the recent highs are down to a possible bug..I'm a bit snuffly at the minute.
The low...I just don't know...having done a load of basal testing recently and managed to get my Levemir spot on...I've not changed the dose...went to bed on 6.2...woke up on 2.2...the only thing I can put it down to is that I had an early night last night...took my insulin a tiny bit earlier than normal...I guess this would do it as I probably still had some active insulin in my system
9.1...not great but better than it has been for the last few days...I can live with that
