I have been trying to contact my Sons nurse all day to no avail and our medical centre kept telling me you need to keep trying she is the best person to talk to wherever i phoned to get them to let me talk to someone...
Reece was diagnoised in April this year and so far we have done a pretty good job managing things. As we are currently based in Germany we work on different readings to UK so between 60 and 160 is what the hospital advised up to keep Reeces levels between. At bedtime i always ensure that his levels are at least 150 and that has been ok up til now. All this week he has been going to bed at atleast 150 but when he wakes up every morning his BS are reading 200.... What could be causing this? This morning he was slightly high at almost 300 (however he had gone to bed at 230)
We are not back to the hospital until 17th Novemeber and i will discuss this with them (although the language barrier makes it difficult sometimes) However if i can try reslove this myself i'd like to try as i don't want hi to keep waking up higher than before he went to bed....
I'm still trying to get to grips with all this so any help and advice would be appreciated
Anne
Reece was diagnoised in April this year and so far we have done a pretty good job managing things. As we are currently based in Germany we work on different readings to UK so between 60 and 160 is what the hospital advised up to keep Reeces levels between. At bedtime i always ensure that his levels are at least 150 and that has been ok up til now. All this week he has been going to bed at atleast 150 but when he wakes up every morning his BS are reading 200.... What could be causing this? This morning he was slightly high at almost 300 (however he had gone to bed at 230)
We are not back to the hospital until 17th Novemeber and i will discuss this with them (although the language barrier makes it difficult sometimes) However if i can try reslove this myself i'd like to try as i don't want hi to keep waking up higher than before he went to bed....
I'm still trying to get to grips with all this so any help and advice would be appreciated
Anne