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<blockquote data-quote="GroovyGran" data-source="post: 345306" data-attributes="member: 56703"><p>Hi, I am new here, so not really sure if I am using the right thread?</p><p>I am afraid my problem goes further than trying to find the right meds for my diabetes type 2.</p><p>I have undergone tests and have had my letter saying I need a hysterectomy, I have abnormal cells. I am due to go in hospital on the 20th of February.</p><p>My problem is that they have phoned me up from the pre op assessment on Tue 22nd Jan to tell me that my blood sugar is through the roof? and my consultant has said it has to be better controlled before the op, because of healing etc. That doesn't give me much time! I have been quite poorly over Christmas with a chest infection, which resulted in my blood platelets being too low, these have fortunately improved now. I have downloaded as much information as I can, lot's of medical info plus low carb recipes which my nurse suggested. I go back for more blood results on Fiday 1st Feb, but if they are still too high, I only have a couple of weeks to get them under control!</p><p>I now bring you to my other problem!!!! I do have a phone appointment with my doctor tomorrow to try and sort it out.</p><p>I take Metformin SR, 1000 twice a day, and Victoza once daily. Recently (don't know why) my body will not seem to telerate the dose I am supposed to take. (1.2) I can tolerate the lowest dose, but a soon as I try to go to the next one, I am being sick and can't keep anything down? This is obviously affecting my Metformin SR, as I am bringing it back as it's still in my stomach being slow release. It hardly looks digested at all, just a little more jelly looking. (sorry for my descriptions) just trying to get the image across. I am at my wits end, as I don't want my operation to be put back! At the moment I am just injecting the smaller dose, and I will see what my doctor says tomorrow. I don't have anything to check my own levels at the moment so I will ask about that as well, as I have read some useful info about testing, and checking which foods don't send your sugar soaring!</p><p>any tips would really be appreciated, getting quite panicky now! </p><p>My previous meds were Metformin and Rosyglitazone, which I don't think is prescribed anymore. I have been diabetic for about 5 years. Sorry this is so long.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GroovyGran, post: 345306, member: 56703"] Hi, I am new here, so not really sure if I am using the right thread? I am afraid my problem goes further than trying to find the right meds for my diabetes type 2. I have undergone tests and have had my letter saying I need a hysterectomy, I have abnormal cells. I am due to go in hospital on the 20th of February. My problem is that they have phoned me up from the pre op assessment on Tue 22nd Jan to tell me that my blood sugar is through the roof? and my consultant has said it has to be better controlled before the op, because of healing etc. That doesn't give me much time! I have been quite poorly over Christmas with a chest infection, which resulted in my blood platelets being too low, these have fortunately improved now. I have downloaded as much information as I can, lot's of medical info plus low carb recipes which my nurse suggested. I go back for more blood results on Fiday 1st Feb, but if they are still too high, I only have a couple of weeks to get them under control! I now bring you to my other problem!!!! I do have a phone appointment with my doctor tomorrow to try and sort it out. I take Metformin SR, 1000 twice a day, and Victoza once daily. Recently (don't know why) my body will not seem to telerate the dose I am supposed to take. (1.2) I can tolerate the lowest dose, but a soon as I try to go to the next one, I am being sick and can't keep anything down? This is obviously affecting my Metformin SR, as I am bringing it back as it's still in my stomach being slow release. It hardly looks digested at all, just a little more jelly looking. (sorry for my descriptions) just trying to get the image across. I am at my wits end, as I don't want my operation to be put back! At the moment I am just injecting the smaller dose, and I will see what my doctor says tomorrow. I don't have anything to check my own levels at the moment so I will ask about that as well, as I have read some useful info about testing, and checking which foods don't send your sugar soaring! any tips would really be appreciated, getting quite panicky now! My previous meds were Metformin and Rosyglitazone, which I don't think is prescribed anymore. I have been diabetic for about 5 years. Sorry this is so long. [/QUOTE]
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