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Blood glucose 12.9 after treating a hypo 3.4 an hour ago. Shows I needed to take a touch of insulin for them sweets after my glucose tabs...
Blood Testing-too High :/
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Hi @ConnorFowles1 ,
Welcome to the forum.
Nice van in your profile pic. Though I'm more a. Mazda Bongo person myself..
Was that 3 quarters of an hour prior..? How low were you, & how many carbs were consumed in treating?
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Hi @ConnorFowles1 ,
Welcome to the forum.
Nice van in your profile pic. Though I'm more a. Mazda Bongo person myself..
Was that 3 quarters of an hour prior..? How low were you, & how many carbs were consumed in treating?
Haha, thankyou I do love my vdubs
I should of tested 15 mins after my hypo (3.4) but as it was nearing lunch I decided to leave it... I would say I took about 50g + of carbs in total after which was obviously too much. I’ve just had my lunch and took a correction. I’ll update my status at around 1:30 to let you know if my sugar has come down. I’m aiming for about 6-7mmol.
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Haha, thankyou I do love my vdubs
I should of tested 15 mins after my hypo (3.4) but as it was nearing lunch I decided to leave it... I would say I took about 50g + of carbs in total after which was obviously too much. I’ve just had my lunch and took a correction. I’ll update my status at around 1:30 to let you know if my sugar has come down. I’m aiming for about 6-7mmol.
Hi,
I normally leave post hypo testing a little longer than 15mins? Reason being; testing is like a snapshot in the blood timeline of upto 20 minutes prior?
Say at midday i had a low & tested at 3.4, then treated (eaten something.) & 10 minutes later tested again? it could show the same number or even a little lower like a 3.2 or 2,8?? You will already be on the rise But what you are seeing is what happened at 11.40 & 11.50am, even though it was treated at 12..
It's always advisable to treat a low straight away with about 15g of carbs. You never know where it's heading..
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Hey! It's pretty easy to "go locust" when hypo. The trick is not to wind up in a situation where you need to correct the "over indulgence" & end up with a double dip.!
Just seen this. Looking good. Keep a close eye on the BGs this afternoon. Just incase...
Just tested again now and down to 7.5
Just seen this. Looking good. Keep a close eye on the BGs this afternoon. Just incase...
My problem with treating a hypo is if, for instance I go low less than 4) about 2 hours after my breakfast porridge cow which I have bolused 3units (1.5u for 10g carb a.m) pump will show 1.5 units insulin rema
