DawnyBlue81
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Insulin
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I've been off then around 4 weeks now. I sometimes miss brekky and have a slightly earlier lunch. I will try anything I really want to see these numbers down. Funny thing is tho and I've just realised this ... I've had a headache for the last 3 or 4 weeks too. I wake up with it and go bed with it. Just can't shift that either. Wonder if there is a link.
Thanks for the support guys.
Got a bit of an update and it's not a super one like the last.
So after all my good results my diabetic nurse decided to take me off one of my meds Gliczide. She warned me that my bloods may go up a little. So I went ahead and stopped the meds and to help reduced carbs from 30 to 20 hoping this would help.
Well ...... My bloods did indeed go up at their highest 15 but on average around 10 and they just don't want to come back down. They seem to hover around that number all day and my other meds seem to be having little or no effect. I get up around 7 test and it's 9 or 10. By 11 still fasting they are around 12. I just can't for the hell of me understand why they arnt coming down I'm on 20g or below carbs and the weight is coming off nicely but my bloods are being stubborn. I'm taking supplements as advised potassium, Magnesium, Multi Vits and having a drink of apple cider vinager once or twice a day and don't see any difference.
Anyone else had this issue? I guess I'm doing something wrong but I just can't think what. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I'm really starting to get down about it.
Thanks Dawny xxx
I'm already on insulin but only a small dose of long acting 14 mg. The nurse took me off the meds because I was getting nightly hypos and a few in the day. She started with the gliczide because apparently it's the worst for your health. I had asked for the insulin to be stopped instead but she said that wasn't as bad for me. I have another 4 months to wait to see the diabetes specialist at the hospital and without sounding a ***** my GP is useless.If the meds work to help you control BG and don't stop you losing weight, why not just ask your GP if you can go back on them?
(With 6 years of uncontrolled Type2 in your past, you may never be able to be med free, but keto will clearly allow you to avoid insulin for a lot longer.)
I will give it a try thanks AdamJames. Seeing my numbers normal for 10 weeks then jump up again has really bothered me. Maybe I'm just looking for too much too soon but I just want to get better.I experienced not being able to get my fasting bgs below around 10 when I came off meds and tried to manage things naturally. For me, the constitution of the diet didn't seem to make any difference, but a period of very significant calorie restriction (estimate between 900 to 1200 calories a day for about a week) did lower things pretty sharpish.
I will give it a try thanks AdamJames. Seeing my numbers normal for 10 weeks then jump up again has really bothered me. Maybe I'm just looking for too much too soon but I just want to get better.
Dawny
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