**** forgot to mention my results on my glucose monitor daily testing range between 9 and 16 on averagexxxx
You could scroll up to the top of the page until you see search (top right).Hi guys x please can you help? I am finding the advice in this group incredible x I was diagnosed with Type 2 in July. My HBA1C was 100. I am currently on 1000mg of Metformin in the morning and 1000mg at night. Is this a lot? X I recently had my bloods taken again as I have a constant feeling of nausea and tiredness. The results came back that my HBA1C is now 91 and they have found alkaline so now need more tests. Should I be worried? I have been following a Keto diet and joined a gym. I am 5 ft 3 and weigh 80kg so am not massively overweight but still a bit on the round sidex I am just finding the whole thing a bit daunting and would massively appreciate any advice you guys can give x
Thanks for reading
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Hi guys x please can you help? I am finding the advice in this group incredible x I was diagnosed with Type 2 in July. My HBA1C was 100. I am currently on 1000mg of Metformin in the morning and 1000mg at night. Is this a lot? X I recently had my bloods taken again as I have a constant feeling of nausea and tiredness. The results came back that my HBA1C is now 91 and they have found alkaline so now need more tests. Should I be worried? I have been following a Keto diet and joined a gym. I am 5 ft 3 and weigh 80kg so am not massively overweight but still a bit on the round sidex I am just finding the whole thing a bit daunting and would massively appreciate any advice you guys can give x
Thanks for reading
Xxxxx
Thank you for posting that link. I have a question, though. The bolded sentence under #6 that says "Fats are as good as a glucose flatline."
Thank you for posting that link. I have a question, though. The bolded sentence under #6 that says "Fats are as good as a glucose flatline."
I have no idea what that means. Are fats bad like a flatline on a hospital monitor? I can't make any sense of that.
I would say she means that fats will not cause any rise in glucose levels, so if you were to plot a graph of your levels after eating fats it would result in a flat line.
Are you on SR or ER metformin these are gentler on the stomach than the normal metformin I am afraid that you have to have patience ( sorry) Just keep on with lower carbs and higher fat ,drinking water helps also and exercise Keep up the good work
Carol
Hi @Linsbxx sorry to hear you’re feeling sick all the time. Did this start at the same time you started taking metformin or at the time you started keto? Or did you start metformin and keto at the same time?
@carty has already mentioned the slow release metformin - that’s something I’d definitely discuss with your DN it seems to cause much less digestive upset than the other.
My other thought was that if you dived headfirst into keto you might not yet be used to all the fat, especially if your diet is heavy on the dairy ( too much cream and cheese can make me feel a bit yuk). If this is the case it might be worth trying to get your fats from different sources - avocados, olives, olive oil, coconut, nuts ( not too many - easy to overeat). It’s just a thought but please ignore if you are already doing this.
I find peppermint tea can help with nausea too.
Can you tell us what you eat in a typical day?
Weetabix is a problem. Add up the carbs in your beries. Use greek style yoghurt only. Veg should be above ground.Hey
I normally have
Breakfast - keto coconut flour waffle or weetabix and strawberries and blueberries with natural yogurt
Lunch - chicken breast cherry tomatoes
Blueberries and walnuts and Pecans
Dinner - meat or fish with salad or vegetables
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