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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
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- Insulin
Hi all
i hope you are all well and experiencing a positive Friday feeling!
just a quick question following a rushed and not so helpful telephone call with my DSN.
I am still waiting on my GAD / Cpeptide results (3.5 weeks later) and have been a little concerned that my BG levels have seemed to bounce around quite a bit. My DSN asked me to read the last weeks work of BG levels but halfway through asked me not to give her the readings after food?
She has said that these aren't important and that i only need to test before eating.
Now i understand from reading on here that the results 2 hours after eating is great for showing what foods can be tolerated etc but is that the only reason for testing at this time? Is it not important to monitor in general.
I am not inclined to give up testing after food as i am conscious about what causes me to spike etc but just thought i would check that you well informed veterans agree or disagree with her opinions.
She has also said that the headaches i experience at least 4 times a week aren't diabetes related! despite them starting after my diagnosis and subsequent treatment. I know it would be boring if we were all the same but sometimes i bet it would be hella easier!
Thanks in advance
i hope you are all well and experiencing a positive Friday feeling!
just a quick question following a rushed and not so helpful telephone call with my DSN.
I am still waiting on my GAD / Cpeptide results (3.5 weeks later) and have been a little concerned that my BG levels have seemed to bounce around quite a bit. My DSN asked me to read the last weeks work of BG levels but halfway through asked me not to give her the readings after food?
She has said that these aren't important and that i only need to test before eating.
Now i understand from reading on here that the results 2 hours after eating is great for showing what foods can be tolerated etc but is that the only reason for testing at this time? Is it not important to monitor in general.
I am not inclined to give up testing after food as i am conscious about what causes me to spike etc but just thought i would check that you well informed veterans agree or disagree with her opinions.
She has also said that the headaches i experience at least 4 times a week aren't diabetes related! despite them starting after my diagnosis and subsequent treatment. I know it would be boring if we were all the same but sometimes i bet it would be hella easier!
Thanks in advance