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Thank you all. Just slightly shocked at the result. A couple of months ago, when we were measuring his glucose reading. They were between 6.5-7.7 two hours after eating. Is the glucose tolerance test really effective ? Could the Endo be right about the steroids making his blood sugars go a bit...

Hello everyone, You may remember me from my previous posts about my son. But to give a back story- in case you don’t know it. My son is currently undergoing investigations for diabetes. For one reason or another we had a few blood tests done and his hbac1 level was within the pre/diabetic...

I just feel really sad

Well my Endo has arranged for my son to have the Oral Glucose test as she said his HBAC1 should have went down since coming off the steroids.

Well since we've had the results from Endo and confirming that it was the steroid rising his hbac1 level. I feel she is avoiding me. Every appointment I have with the Derm, it's always with someone different. Other dermatologists have agreed that I shouldn't give him any more steroids and are...

I didn't think of that ! Your right ! I will add cereals (but not much) into his diet. But he was having cereal, before going LC, every day. I think, for breakfast, it's good for it to be varied.

The endo said it was an overdose and that steroids are not supposed to be used with oocculation..(putting on a bandage on top of applying a steroid- especially a high potent one). The Dermatologist was persuading me to keep this up for 5 months, when I resisted, she said I was basically wasting...

We don't do much low carb now since we've last spoken to the endo. I make low carb bread and wraps and that's about it. Low carb has made me more aware that I need to broaden his diet a bit more. Before low carb, my son would eat loads of cereals...now I am more imaginative with breakfast...

Of course I don't ! I feel guilty of trusting my dermatologist to give him an X amount of steroid whilst putting bandages. I came on here to ask for advice. Don't tell me I want my son to have diabetes. He has enough health complications as it is. Why would I want to add more to that list ?

Slow onset as in his hbac1 result will go beyond 6.5. Hitting the diabetes diagnostic criteria.

I assumed you were telling me your HBAC1 results, I realised it was just part of your username- message thing ? That the low carb diet gave you those results. I was just over thinking.

Your results are amazing. Should I continue on with the low carb diet ?

But it could be slow onset diabetes and he is in the very early stages. His been off steroids for four months. It shouldn't take that long to come out of the system ?

He is 8 and no he doesn't. The Endo thought it was his overdose on steroids that caused his blood sugar to go on the diabetic range.

Hello everyone, I'm really confused about my son. The endo reckons he doesn't have Diabetes and it was the steroids that made his blood sugar levels go towards the prediabetic range. He has recent HBAC1 test and it was 6 ! His last HBAC1 was 5.8 or 5.9. What's going on ? His had all antibodies...

I apologise then for being quite snappy. My son has many other health conditions and I’m the type to “Do something now before it gets worse” type of person and I guess it comes across as Anxiety. I sympathise with you having Type 1 and hope your at a place where your able to juggle it well, as...

I just found the poster quite abrupt. Reading the links, a few commenters mentioned “You can still have normal C-peptide levels and still be type1”. My son is still not out the clear, we are still waiting for the antibodies results to get back.

Are you normally this harsh ? Please be sympathetic to a parent whose child has had gazillions of tests due to suspected Diabetes and is still not out of the clear and will have continuous montioring. If you have nothing nice to say, leave off my thread

https://www.diabetesdaily.com/forum/type-1-diabetes/110603-type-1-normal-c-peptide/ https://www.diabetesdaily.com/forum/type-1-diabetes/113643-if-c-peptide-within-normal-range-what-driving-blood-sugar-up/ Here

Thanks ! But I read you can still have normal C Peptide and by a type 1 Diabetic. I don’t mean to sound paranoid but I don’t want to leave this further down the line and my son may go through DKA.