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Liam1955 · Jun 22, 2016

Morning All. On Monday I had my routine 3 monthly bloods done to check on my Ferritin Levels for Aneamia. GP must have slipped in a HBA1C test, as I have just had a phone call from the Practise to say they have made me an appointment to see the Diabetic Nurse next week. I pointed out that I was only at the Hospital Diabetic Clinic last month, anyway Receptionist said my Blood Sugars are up and GP wants me to see Diabetic Nurse. = OK fine.
On Monday when I saw him (GP) about my fractured kneecap, he said I was not to worry about raised blood sugars, but to concentrate on this knee. I told him because of not being as mobile, I am not eating much only drinking fluids. And this morning weighed myself and I have not put on OR lost any weight.
But, the Hospital Diabetologist stopped the Dapagliflozin well over a month ago, because of the repeated Thrush and Burning Urine - and so perhaps my HBA1C has slightly risen?
Forgot to say, slept much better last night because I kept my leg rested and did my gentle exercises whilst watching football all day.

Sable_Jan · Jun 22, 2016

liam1955 said:
Morning All. On Monday I had my routine 3 monthly bloods done to check on my Ferritin Levels for Aneamia. GP must have slipped in a HBA1C test, as I have just had a phone call from the Practise to say they have made me an appointment to see the Diabetic Nurse next week. I pointed out that I was only at the Hospital Diabetic Clinic last month, anyway Receptionist said my Blood Sugars are up and GP wants me to see Diabetic Nurse. = OK fine.
On Monday when I saw him (GP) about my fractured kneecap, he said I was not to worry about raised blood sugars, but to concentrate on this knee. I told him because of not being as mobile, I am not eating much only drinking fluids. And this morning weighed myself and I have not put on OR lost any weight.
But, the Hospital Diabetologist stopped the Dapagliflozin well over a month ago, because of the repeated Thrush and Burning Urine - and so perhaps my HBA1C has slightly risen?
Forgot to say, slept much better last night because I kept my leg rested and did my gentle exercises whilst watching football all day.

Glad you had a better sleep Liam. Doesn't half make a difference to your day....

eddie1968 · Jun 22, 2016

FBG 7.0 and pre dinner injection 5.2 mmol/l. Still got thrush. Watching Iceland vs Austria.

TooManyCrisps · Jun 22, 2016

Hiitsme said:
@TooManyCrisps
I think different approaches work for different people. You have done really well with a great reduction from where you started. How are your readings before and after food? Sometimes that gives a better indication. For me normally my reading before evening meal is my lowest.

Hi @Hiitsme
yes, my evening readings before dinner are usually the lowest. So, this morning I was 7.5 on waking (fairly usual), 8.6 2 hours after breakfast (again, fairly standard). 6.3 just before lunch, 6.1 2 hours after lunch. 5.6 just now, and am about to eat dinner. After dinner it will probably rise to around 7 after 2 hours, and will stay there or a bit lower for the remainder of the evening. If i drink wine it tends to drop dramatically but I only do that on a Friday evening!

Thanks for your support. HBA1C test tomorrow morning, and results next week. Fingers crossed!

Hiitsme · Jun 22, 2016

TooManyCrisps said:
Hi @Hiitsme
yes, my evening readings before dinner are usually the lowest. So, this morning I was 7.5 on waking (fairly usual), 8.6 2 hours after breakfast (again, fairly standard). 6.3 just before lunch, 6.1 2 hours after lunch. 5.6 just now, and am about to eat dinner. After dinner it will probably rise to around 7 after 2 hours, and will stay there or a bit lower for the remainder of the evening. If i drink wine it tends to drop dramatically but I only do that on a Friday evening!

Thanks for your support. HBA1C test tomorrow morning, and results next week. Fingers crossed!

Best wishes for tomorrow and look forward to hearing results next week. Should be OK with those figures but probably not quite as low as you would like.

debrasue · Jun 22, 2016

liam1955 said:
Morning All. On Monday I had my routine 3 monthly bloods done to check on my Ferritin Levels for Aneamia. GP must have slipped in a HBA1C test, as I have just had a phone call from the Practise to say they have made me an appointment to see the Diabetic Nurse next week. I pointed out that I was only at the Hospital Diabetic Clinic last month, anyway Receptionist said my Blood Sugars are up and GP wants me to see Diabetic Nurse. = OK fine.
On Monday when I saw him (GP) about my fractured kneecap, he said I was not to worry about raised blood sugars, but to concentrate on this knee. I told him because of not being as mobile, I am not eating much only drinking fluids. And this morning weighed myself and I have not put on OR lost any weight.
But, the Hospital Diabetologist stopped the Dapagliflozin well over a month ago, because of the repeated Thrush and Burning Urine - and so perhaps my HBA1C has slightly risen?
Forgot to say, slept much better last night because I kept my leg rested and did my gentle exercises whilst watching football all day.

I'll bet your HbA1c has risen a little because of the pain you've been in.

doolallylady · Jun 22, 2016

eddie1968 said:
FBG 7.0 and pre dinner injection 5.2 mmol/l. Still got thrush. Watching Iceland vs Austria.

Aww, you poor thing, you have my sympathy. Fancy having to watch the football, painful

maureen5752 · Jun 22, 2016

Had a big bad roasting of my friend today cos Ive thrown all my cheese in the bin! I can't look at cheese now without seeing all those mites crawling around!

ickihun · Jun 22, 2016

eddie1968 said:
FBG 7.0 and pre dinner injection 5.2 mmol/l. Still got thrush. Watching Iceland vs Austria.

Hope thrush does one mate.

tina_marie · Jun 22, 2016

Hi all.

doolallylady · Jun 22, 2016

Hiya Tina, how are you and Ron doing?

tina_marie · Jun 22, 2016

doolallylady said:
Hiya Tina, how are you and Ron doing?

I'm ok , Ron is fed up .

doolallylady · Jun 22, 2016

Just let him know that everyone is thinking of you both and sending warm wishes his way. xx

tina_marie · Jun 22, 2016

doolallylady said:
Just let him know that everyone is thinking of you both and sending warm wishes his way. xx

I will do and even though he doesn't post much on here he still reads through here.

Providence 62 · Jun 23, 2016

22.6.16 - off down to the doctors for HB1ac this morning, usual palaver trying to find a vein, other than that all good. Keeping up my exercise, I have a fitness tracker and its like a little sergeant major on my wrist, if I don't hit target I give myself a very stern talking-to. The good thing is that now the HB1ac has been done, I can take the extra medication suggested by the doctor. I have coped on just 100mg canagliflozin for about 2 weeks now, managed to keep my FBG in single figures to doing a lot of walking, digging and playing in my band.

JohnnyBaker87 · Jun 23, 2016

Hello there and a very good morning to all my lovely friends on www.diabetes.co.uk,

I was very ill all of yesterday of attempting to cook some stale chips in the microwave the night before and eating a doner kebab as well sending my blood sugar up to a disturbing 25.6. All of yesterday I felt feverish, hot, achy, and with a pronounced pain in my kidneys which I can only assume was due to the excessive water I've been drinking recently. I did manage to go to the Bowel and Bladder Clinic yesterday about my urinary incontinence and facal impaction due to my idiopathic megarectum. Nurse Gill gave me a strip to wee over and that was OK, no glucose. She did a scan of my bladder and it determined a large residual of urine that wasn't draing properly. Nurse Gill also gave me a rectal examination that confirmed I was impacted. All these tests culminated in administration of various pelvic floor exercise I had to perform to stimulate my bowels and bladder.

Deleted member 108625 · Jun 23, 2016

autisticwonder1970 said:
Hello there and a very good morning to all my lovely friends on www.diabetes.co.uk,

I was very ill all of yesterday of attempting to cook some stale chips in the microwave the night before and eating a doner kebab as well sending my blood sugar up to a disturbing 25.6. All of yesterday I felt feverish, hot, achy, and with a pronounced pain in my kidneys which I can only assume was due to the excessive water I've been drinking recently. I did manage to go to the Bowel and Bladder Clinic yesterday about my urinary incontinence and facal impaction due to my idiopathic megarectum. Nurse Gill gave me a strip to wee over and that was OK, no glucose. She did a scan of my bladder and it determined a large residual of urine that wasn't draing properly. Nurse Gill also gave me a rectal examination that confirmed I was impacted. All these tests culminated in administration of various pelvic floor exercise I had to perform to stimulate my bowels and bladder.

Sorry to hear you weren't well yesterday Johnny, but you really must stop eating so many carbs. You already have many other conditions and if you're not controlling your diabetes properly your whole body is affected. Try cutting down on your carbs again and I'm sure you will feel much better.

Providence 62 · Jun 23, 2016

autisticwonder1970 said:
Hello there and a very good morning to all my lovely friends on www.diabetes.co.uk,

I was very ill all of yesterday of attempting to cook some stale chips in the microwave the night before and eating a doner kebab as well sending my blood sugar up to a disturbing 25.6. All of yesterday I felt feverish, hot, achy, and with a pronounced pain in my kidneys which I can only assume was due to the excessive water I've been drinking recently. I did manage to go to the Bowel and Bladder Clinic yesterday about my urinary incontinence and facal impaction due to my idiopathic megarectum. Nurse Gill gave me a strip to wee over and that was OK, no glucose. She did a scan of my bladder and it determined a large residual of urine that wasn't draing properly. Nurse Gill also gave me a rectal examination that confirmed I was impacted. All these tests culminated in administration of various pelvic floor exercise I had to perform to stimulate my bowels and bladder.

If you have pain in the kidney area today, talk to your doctor. Some people with diabetes get urine infections. Urine infections travel to the kidneys. You may need some antibiotics, blood sugar of 25 is not good.

Take care.

Sable_Jan · Jun 23, 2016

autisticwonder1970 said:
Hello there and a very good morning to all my lovely friends on www.diabetes.co.uk,

I was very ill all of yesterday of attempting to cook some stale chips in the microwave the night before and eating a doner kebab as well sending my blood sugar up to a disturbing 25.6. All of yesterday I felt feverish, hot, achy, and with a pronounced pain in my kidneys which I can only assume was due to the excessive water I've been drinking recently. I did manage to go to the Bowel and Bladder Clinic yesterday about my urinary incontinence and facal impaction due to my idiopathic megarectum. Nurse Gill gave me a strip to wee over and that was OK, no glucose. She did a scan of my bladder and it determined a large residual of urine that wasn't draing properly. Nurse Gill also gave me a rectal examination that confirmed I was impacted. All these tests culminated in administration of various pelvic floor exercise I had to perform to stimulate my bowels and bladder.

Sorry to hear you were so poorly yesterday. Hope you're feeling much better today. The exercises should do you good....and once the impacted blockage clears through that should make you feel better to. Have they given you laxatives to help or is it just exercise and good old fibre in lots of fruit and veg in your diet. Glad to hear no glucose in urine and presumably no infection, which is good news with your bladder not emptying properly.
Hope the sun is shining for you; it's lovely here.
Were you in the library posting your message or have you got internet connection at home again now?

KevinPotts · Jun 23, 2016

Sable_Jan said:
I'm on the DON'T DO IT side of the fasting argument as @Kevin Potts understands. It seems to work for him but his digestive system was not a happy bunny after his 4 day fast...Didn't cope at all well the first day of food with lots of stomach cramps

Yes... I ate too much at once on the day I broke my fast and also tried a small piece of bread which gave me terrible indigestion...so massive carb intolerance to bread, even high quality variety

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