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I hope everyone can help, as this is the latest in a series of attempts to try and find the cause of long term chest and sleep problems in my body.
- I used a GlucoRx Nexus meter until I saw it had poor reviews, so I switched to a Accu Chek Performa Nano. Suddenly my blood glucose readings became an entire point higher (mmol). What's the difference?
- When fasting in the morning around 10am my blood glucose is 5.1, same as my HBA thingy at 5.1% However fasting at night or in the evening makes my glucose 5.8mmol for some reason. What changes?
- Some websites say 5.9mmol or higher is predisbetes, and some say 5.0 is type 2 diabetes squarely. I have no idea who is correct. Same goes for post meal. Some say 7.8 or less after 90 mins, others say 6.5. Who's correct?
- I struggle to get blood from my cold hands. My docs say squeezing up my finger to push blood out is fine, but others say it lowers results artificially. Also I can't always warm my hands so I don't know if cold hands affect readings, and I don't know if I should always rub my hands before a reading.
- If you ate loads and loads of sugar, would it be normal to see blood sugar nearing double digits 10-15 minutes after? Do normal people experience this?
- I used a GlucoRx Nexus meter until I saw it had poor reviews, so I switched to a Accu Chek Performa Nano. Suddenly my blood glucose readings became an entire point higher (mmol). What's the difference?
- When fasting in the morning around 10am my blood glucose is 5.1, same as my HBA thingy at 5.1% However fasting at night or in the evening makes my glucose 5.8mmol for some reason. What changes?
- Some websites say 5.9mmol or higher is predisbetes, and some say 5.0 is type 2 diabetes squarely. I have no idea who is correct. Same goes for post meal. Some say 7.8 or less after 90 mins, others say 6.5. Who's correct?
- I struggle to get blood from my cold hands. My docs say squeezing up my finger to push blood out is fine, but others say it lowers results artificially. Also I can't always warm my hands so I don't know if cold hands affect readings, and I don't know if I should always rub my hands before a reading.
- If you ate loads and loads of sugar, would it be normal to see blood sugar nearing double digits 10-15 minutes after? Do normal people experience this?