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jairamji

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Hi
I recently joined this forum. Iam yp.2 diabetic with HbA1c of 7.0. My Fasting value used to be around 105 .Suddenly for the last 10 days without much change in my eating habits the fasting level has gone up to 130. Also my PP value after 2hrs is 150 and after 3 hrs rises to 175. This pattern is almost same for the last 10 days. Can anyone help and explain why sudden increase in fasting and why PP after 3 hrs is more than 2 hrs value.
Thanks for your time and support
Ramkumar
 
jairamji said:
Hi
I recently joined this forum. Iam yp.2 diabetic with HbA1c of 7.0. My Fasting value used to be around 105 .Suddenly for the last 10 days without much change in my eating habits the fasting level has gone up to 130. Also my PP value after 2hrs is 150 and after 3 hrs rises to 175. This pattern is almost same for the last 10 days. Can anyone help and explain why sudden increase in fasting and why PP after 3 hrs is more than 2 hrs value.
Thanks for your time and support
Ramkumar
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Hi and welcome to the forums @jairamji

It depend on what foods you are eating?

Some foods will cause a sudden glucose spike, others will be slower (or the absorption may be slowed by the presence of fats - (such as cheese).
 
A sudden increase in fasting like that - assuming no change in diet or medication - can be due to things like stress, infection or lack of sleep, all of which increase your level of insulin resistance. Some medications do the same, e.g. Statins, steroids.

Anything going on in your life? Or did you change your eating habits?

If none of the above apply, it may be that your ability to make insulin is starting to decline. That happens to some people with T2 - beta cell burnout after many years of making as much insulin as possible to counteract insulin resistance and a high carb diet.

What medication are you on? Do you eat low carb?
 
It is difficult to help you without knowing which medications you are taking for your diabetes. Perhaps you could tell us, and then add it in your profile and signature?
 
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