Search Results

A Saturday Reflection. After reading posts on the Forum for 3 years I see many different ‘types’ of poster. It got me thinking this morning after reading yet more ‘conspiracy’ theories on this and other forums so I thought I would post a lateral view. I have always been a ‘fan’ of Elizabeth...

Happy Birthday, Khaleb, 4 old already......Wow !

Did you by any chance get a cortisone injection for your tendon problem ? This can raise your Bg levels for a while.

DD, if you go over 13.9 mmol/L then you will be 'hyper' not hypo. A hypo is when you go below 4 mmol/L .

Bacon, eggs and mushrooms. Scrambled eggs are fine, just avoid the toast ! :D I like an apple with cheese at breakfast time, keeps me going till lunch time. Try and avoid cereal and toast as these are high in carbs.

Thanks for that Catherine, very clever. :D

Welcome to the Forum, Craig. How often are you testing your blood sugar levels during the day, when are you getting these levels of 5/6 ? I know that you are not newly diagnosed but here is the basic advice we give to new diabetics, I hope some of it may be of help to you. If you read the...

When you say the nurse does not want to see you again, is that because she thinks you are 'better' or is it because you are low carbing ?

Welcome to the Forum Rachel, Have a good read round the Forum and ask us any questions if you don't find what you are looking for.

Some of our icicles are about 3 inches round ! :shock: I need a tin hat ! :lol:

A bit confusing, James. :? If you put dots between the figures it spaces them out better.

It is a possibility that this is due to a Statin, it is a well known side effect. Are you on any type of Statin.

Welcome to the Forum Lindakp. When you feel hot and sick do you test your blood sugar levels to see what they are at that time ?

No Patch, it was directed at Steve ( Bluenosesol).

So far we've had - 15 and a few miles away had - 28 ! :shock:

There is a Forum called PANCREATITIS SUPPORTERS NETWORK. There is a link here: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=11071#p118050 One of the Moderators on that Forum is a member here, Leather_Ferret......Dave, who is very helpful.

If you can reduce the amount of Carbohydrate in your diet, you may find that your blood sugar levels will drop using this method however, as I said in my other post, some medications can increase blood sugar levels and, as these are necessary for your other conditions, it is something you may...

Don't know how long you have been a diabetic but our advice for new diabetics may be of some help to you. Did you agree with the doctor about such high levels or did he just tell you that this is OK ? Sometimes other medication can also raise your blood sugar levels unavoidably as well.

Welcome to the Forum, Robin. Can I ask, what does CP stand for ? It can have many meanings in medical terminology.

Fit a stramash !! :lol: I didna ken there wis so mony Neasters aboot. :lol: Onyway, foo's aboot getting back tae the bookies abodies readin ? :lol: :lol: