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I was already on talks to ditch the last metformin, raising my carbs is exactly what I've been doing the last week with no positive results, my levels usually stay the same, the only time they rise is when I eat something like white bread with peanut butter or by eating more than usual which...

Unlikely, I always wash my hands before testing, besides I tested twice, but it could be anxiety, I get really bad during those moments.

I will have another this month. For further confusion I got diagnosed while having a panic attack, someone took my blood sugar and it was 300 mg/dl (16.65 mmol/L), but next day when I went to get a simple blood test I was back in the normal range, so I didn't know I was diabetic right away.

I already stopped taking it since today, going to talk to the medic regardless, looks like Escitalopram does indeed lower blood sugar in occasions. Thanks for all this info I really appreciate it.

and a 10.2 in the hemoglobin A1c

I'm not sure if goes up in his own because every time i cached my blood sugar too low i ate carbs to raise it up. it happened around 4 times in 1 week or so.

well that's actually reassuring, but being 3.1 it's pretty close regardless.

It's is really okay to be so low? every single website in the internet says that below 70 is dangerous, but I never feel anything strange when being around 60 until recently, I honestly can't differentiate symptoms from anxiety and hypoglycemia so it's hard to tell.

I've been diagnosed with diabetes type 2 for around 3 months now, I also have anxiety (unfortunate combo) when I was diagnosed I was told to take 3 pills of 500 grams metformin per day because my blood sugar was really high, thanks to diet and exercise, nowadays I take only 1, my blood sugar...

A little update for anyone trying to do a binge like me in the future, I did ate all bag it was (330 grams) (200 carbs) most of it while I was laying in bed watching a movie with nothing but water. 1 hour and a half later peaked at 330 mg/dL. it just went downwards from there before I was ready...

if you mean how often do I plan on binging then just this time. I'm very aware of diabetes risks and I'm not willing to take it just for 30 minutes of feeling good. But like I said, I'm back in my hometown, special occasion you know, better do it now because I don't think I will ever be able too.

Aight bro, but if i die im gonna come back to haunt you, you've been warned.

I feel really anxious, pretty much a panic attack, but I have those regardless.

Thanks for the info I'm very aware of how type 2 works, when i was diagnoses i spend hours and housr trying to understand it, i thought i was doomed at first, however this info that "high glucose" makes you feel ill is news to me, i thought you couldn't feel it. Yes all my numbers seen to be...

My doctor told me that you don't really feel the effects of high glucose? but in case you do, how would I feel? nauseous? pain? headaches? if im in gonna feel like I want to die I rather avoid it. The name is just a joke, I'm aware how T2 works, I've been studying a lot about it. I also know...

care to specify friend? I have never eating like this since my diabetics diagnoses, the day I had 300 Blood Glusoce i felt completely fine, just anxious.

Thanks for the answer, don't be afraid to elaborate if you want, I like reading. what about long time effects, will I feel like ****?

I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes 3 months ago I had a blood sugar of 300 that day and I just feel anxious, After that I decided to get serious with my body, I still have things I want to do , I've been losing weight (18 kg), going on a diet, and doing at least 10,000 steps per day, now and...