I was on sglt-2 inhibitors the first time I had it, but not the second and third. I was only on metformin and trulicity. I’ve now been put on insulin after this last episode. My consultant called me weird and another dr said I was a unicorn as I was so rare.
I know it’s not normal to get eudka with a keto diet. I think the keto diet is the way forward. It makes sense to me.
My understanding is EuDKA is a known issue and warning for the Forxiga/Flozin classes of drugs these days, so for those taking SGLT-2 Inhibitors, reduced carb and/or keto diets need to be embraced with caution and adequate monitoring.
You've had a tough time, but I think that context is crucial for anyone trying to understand your scenario and also EuDKA in general terms. Thank you for clarifying.
Dr Bernstein -type 1 diabetic is his 80's has a whole video series on diabetes - he was an engineer and developed the basal bolus method for insulin.
His view is you don't need ketone measurement except to keep the lawyers off your back and low carb is good for type-1. He's been low-carb hard-exercise for 40 years. Swe YouTube.
Article on this site https://www.diabetes.co.uk/news/201...ptional-type-1-diabetes-control-91241367.html