Grant1969
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- Messages
- 163
- Location
- Scottish borders
- Type of diabetes
- Type 3c
- Treatment type
- Insulin
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- Diabetes and my personal inabilities.
All I've really done is walk around a bitty after meals and 40mg of Gliclazide twice a day, I sound a wee smigde unshelved but now I'm totally lost, I still have rubber legs after 50m or so and get fuzzy fingers, cold sweats and palpitations when I eat but surely the results don't lie, so, if I'm not diabetic I guess I'm imagining it...I still fall over in my imagination and in reality the ground aint a good place to be. Upward and onward says I.Hi @Grant1969, What is the little you have done which has resulted in the HBA1C reading? Any medications or on diet alone?
Sorry to wee on your parade but an HbA1c of 50 is still in the diabetic range anything over 48 is. Not sure what your levels were before but if the new one is lower then that's great. well done!so, if I'm not diabetic I guess I'm imagining it
Thanks for that, confusion often reigns over my parade so don't worry about it, I'm going by the graph that appears on my "my diabetes my way" web site app and 50 is well in the green, unlike my bank account hehe, and my local nurse was aiming to hopefully work towards a result of 52, I don't know who is more surprised by the results but they've just left me feeling deflated and now silly, I'd actually been pleased I was diabetic because it's treatable unlike the pancreatitis I suffer from but now its been taken care of and I still feel the same, if not worse but the beegees are looking good with every stab I take...as long as I do as I'm told and test twice a day, once upon awakening and again randomly and try to time it to get the result I want, usually before my evening meal, oh yeah I only eat twice a day, slice of toast with bacon in the morning and summat and chips later in the day, I know I should improve my diet but it's either eating incorrectly or not paying the bills at the moment, woop woop rock n roll lifestyle and that. If I ever meet myself I'm gonna have a sit down and talk type meeting, strong words to be had.Sorry to wee on your parade but an HbA1c of 50 is still in the diabetic range anything over 48 is. Not sure what your levels were before but if the new one is lower then that's great. well done!
50 is nowhere near "well in the green"... 5.0 would be, but that's a different measurement (mmol/l instead of HbA1c). Just saying, you might want to ditch the toast and chips, you'd feel better.Thanks for that, confusion often reigns over my parade so don't worry about it, I'm going by the graph that appears on my "my diabetes my way" web site app and 50 is well in the green, unlike my bank account hehe, and my local nurse was aiming to hopefully work towards a result of 52, I don't know who is more surprised by the results but they've just left me feeling deflated and now silly, I'd actually been pleased I was diabetic because it's treatable unlike the pancreatitis I suffer from but now its been taken care of and I still feel the same, if not worse but the beegees are looking good with every stab I take...as long as I do as I'm told and test twice a day, once upon awakening and again randomly and try to time it to get the result I want, usually before my evening meal, oh yeah I only eat twice a day, slice of toast with bacon in the morning and summat and chips later in the day, I know I should improve my diet but it's either eating incorrectly or not paying the bills at the moment, woop woop rock n roll lifestyle and that. If I ever meet myself I'm gonna have a sit down and talk type meeting, strong words to be had.
Eggs with the bacon maybe rather than the toast and rather than the chips something green broccoli or maybe cauliflower mash with the summat maybe?oh yeah I only eat twice a day, slice of toast with bacon in the morning and summat and chips later in the day,
Thanks, yeah the 50 was my hba1c and, of late, my bg's are usually around 5 or 6. I need to adjust my diet tho, your right, and thanks again.50 is nowhere near "well in the green"... 5.0 would be, but that's a different measurement (mmol/l instead of HbA1c). Just saying, you might want to ditch the toast and chips, you'd feel better.
Still you're making progress which is the main thing.. 5-6 isn't bad at all...bet your hbA1c is even lower next time as well.Thanks, yeah the 50 was my hba1c and, of late, my bg's are usually around 5 or 6. I need to adjust my diet tho, your right, and thanks again.
Hey, you're making progress, that's the main thing. Just hope you'll feel better soon!Thanks, yeah the 50 was my hba1c and, of late, my bg's are usually around 5 or 6. I need to adjust my diet tho, your right, and thanks again.
Okay, this is a scarily similar reply, haha. Great minds eh.Still you're making progress which is the main thing.. 5-6 isn't bad at all...bet your hbA1c is even lower next time as well.
Thanks, it's because of good people like yourself making sense of the mixed messages newcomers like myself get from the esteemed medical staff.Still you're making progress which is the main thing.. 5-6 isn't bad at all...bet your hbA1c is even lower next time as well.
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