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<blockquote data-quote="johnnyxs" data-source="post: 1619661" data-attributes="member: 247982"><p>that sure is odd ?</p><p>There is only one way to find out for sure exactly what your blood glucose levels are doing minute by minute throughout the day and night and that is to use a Freestyle Libre blood glucose monitoring system. You could then see exactly what was effecting your BS level continuously .</p><p></p><p>You don't need to prick your finger for blood as it reads your blood glucose levels constantly for 2x weeks . You can see the results in graph form or second by second .</p><p>The guy that reviewed it is T1D and he discovered that every night after going to bed he went Hypoglycemic which he wasn't aware of. he reckons it changed his life using the Libre.</p><p></p><p>Review here [MEDIA=youtube]ZTqXRVGb0dk[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>Your levels may rise due to eating a main meal in the evening so that your GI tract is processing all night and your liver is then releasing glucose into your blood stream in the early morning . It would definitely help if you do a bit of research into the function and health of the Liver pancreas ,gall bladder and GI tract so you get an overall picture of the blood glucose process and taylor your lifestyle to help them </p><p></p><p>Your tingling and hot sensation certainly sounds like neuropathy . I have had shingles and vertigo this past year and the shingles has never left . I still get pain and tingling from my spine around my lower side to my umbilical randomly so I reckon some nerve damage has already been done</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="johnnyxs, post: 1619661, member: 247982"] that sure is odd ? There is only one way to find out for sure exactly what your blood glucose levels are doing minute by minute throughout the day and night and that is to use a Freestyle Libre blood glucose monitoring system. You could then see exactly what was effecting your BS level continuously . You don't need to prick your finger for blood as it reads your blood glucose levels constantly for 2x weeks . You can see the results in graph form or second by second . The guy that reviewed it is T1D and he discovered that every night after going to bed he went Hypoglycemic which he wasn't aware of. he reckons it changed his life using the Libre. Review here [MEDIA=youtube]ZTqXRVGb0dk[/MEDIA] Your levels may rise due to eating a main meal in the evening so that your GI tract is processing all night and your liver is then releasing glucose into your blood stream in the early morning . It would definitely help if you do a bit of research into the function and health of the Liver pancreas ,gall bladder and GI tract so you get an overall picture of the blood glucose process and taylor your lifestyle to help them Your tingling and hot sensation certainly sounds like neuropathy . I have had shingles and vertigo this past year and the shingles has never left . I still get pain and tingling from my spine around my lower side to my umbilical randomly so I reckon some nerve damage has already been done [/QUOTE]
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