Scandichic
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- Location
- Hampshire
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
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- Michael Gove and his insane educational? policies!
In your situation I would get rid of starchy carbs (potatoes, rice, bread and pasta)Hello was diagnosed around midnight last night with a doctor banging on my door! Apparently I am 29 but should be an 8 (?). I have been put on METFORMIN twice a day to reduce my sugar. Told to eat and drink no sugar and will be reviewed on Friday and if it has not gone down will be admitted. Spent an hour in Tesco looking for things with no sugar and have ended up with a tin of tuna potatoes and carrots. Eyesight is very blurred so cannot drive and been signed off from work. I am really confused with trying to find food and drink with no sugar and also with my poor eyesight and spaced out moments I am worried for the future. As long as I can lower from a 29 by Friday I believe I won't have to be admitted (fingers crossed!). Anyway thank you for listening and any advice on lists of food I can eat or websites will be much appreciated.
Fish, meat, loads of veg, including salad.
Eggs are good, as is full fat plain yoghurt mixed with berries (hold back on this till bs comes down. ) have they given you a bs meter? If not insist on one now.
You'll feel really **** for a few days but this is your body saying bye to the sugar.
Read http://www.dietdoctor.com
You will notice an improvement immediately in bs if you do this. Good luck!