LindsayJane
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 609
- Location
- Taunton
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
- Dislikes
- Housework - hate housework with a passion - and rude people.
I do and I have - but it's cme out a lot lower than anticipated (32.1). I'm sure that's wrong - based on 3 readings per day for 31 days. I guess I'll find out next time the blood test is done... I tried Mysugr - it was not working for meDo you test lots of times a day? Do you keep records? Then all you have to do is average them all and use the calculator here
https://www.diabetes.co.uk/hba1c-to-blood-sugar-level-converter.html
However, you really do need to test a lot, and some night time readings if you wake up for a loo visit would be useful to include.
The Mysugr app will estinmate for you, but again you need masses of tests.
I do and I have - but it's cme out a lot lower than anticipated (32.1). I'm sure that's wrong - based on 3 readings per day for 31 days. I guess I'll find out next time the blood test is done... I tried Mysugr - it was not working for me
Ah well - I think I'll just be patient then. Not sure I can afford more than three test stips per day! Thank you for replying - have a lovely day x xTesting 3 times a day will never give you an accurate result. You need some "low" numbers such as pre-meal, and some "high" numbers such as 1 hour and also 90 minutes after eating (to try to catch peaks) as well as 2 or 3 hours, plus a bedtime and a fasting, making sure you have a fair mix of the peak times and the low times. Even then, it is not an exact science.
.... I tried Mysugr - it was not working for me
based on 3 readings per day for 31 days.
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