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- Type of diabetes
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- Insulin
During this period is it normal to expect quite a few spikes in blood sugars?
At the moment if I had the info at hand my blood levels would look like a mountain range. I seem to be having a lot of spikes in the 12-14 mmol range an hour or two after food. Then I take one unit correction dose and within two hours im down to hypo zone. Last night from 9pm to midnight I dopped from 11mmol to 3.2mmol. An hour before that I was in the late 12's.
I was in a routine and was having good results the last few months, but with being off work and that coupled with having a new kitchen fitted has thrown my routine and eating habits right out of the window. As I type this I know I'm having a spike now as my eyes are blurry. This is an hour after dinner and a low of 4.4 mmol before food.
Sorry if im banging on, I just don't want these spikes to damage my health longterm.
Cheers John
At the moment if I had the info at hand my blood levels would look like a mountain range. I seem to be having a lot of spikes in the 12-14 mmol range an hour or two after food. Then I take one unit correction dose and within two hours im down to hypo zone. Last night from 9pm to midnight I dopped from 11mmol to 3.2mmol. An hour before that I was in the late 12's.
I was in a routine and was having good results the last few months, but with being off work and that coupled with having a new kitchen fitted has thrown my routine and eating habits right out of the window. As I type this I know I'm having a spike now as my eyes are blurry. This is an hour after dinner and a low of 4.4 mmol before food.
Sorry if im banging on, I just don't want these spikes to damage my health longterm.
Cheers John