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Type 2s: What was your fasting blood glucose in a morning? (very low chat level)

Well done amgrundy, now keep it up
 
6.2 this morning. A short round of golf is required today (wet course!). I need to make allowances for my food on Friday. I have friends coming over for dinner . Have a good day all!
 
9.1 this morning but when I went to bed last night it was 5.1.

However I have a cold lurking and was coughing all night, so I guess this would affect my bg.
 
Serena51 said:
9.1 this morning but when I went to bed last night it was 5.1.

However I have a cold lurking and was coughing all night, so I guess this would affect my bg.
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A lot if people on the forum find any virus, infection or inflammation effects there blood sugar. It is very common and some hospitals recognise it to. I know my hospital Lewisham in SE London do.
Hope you feel better soon
 
I'm having problems with meter readings this morning. I use an Accu Chek Mobile, and I was down to the last 9 tests (of 50). I did seven tests and kept getting 'test error' messages. So I opened my spare Accu Chek meter and set it up. The first reading was 9.5! I have been getting readings in the low 5s for the last few days so this didn't seem right. I did another test and it was 6.9. I think that is still high. The only thing I ate yesterday which was different to the last few days was one of those 25g Moser Roth chocolate bars.
Will have to see tomorrow if this was just an anomaly.
 
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Hi folks. BG this morning was 3.9 at 7.25am. Recovering from Pneumonia. Over the worst now. Lost 12lbs in 10 days though. Not all bad then. Hope everyone is well. Have a great day folks. X



 
4.3 Had a very bad meal last night, ( Jacket potato and cauliflower cheese, Gammon. and banana, ice cream) so took an extra unit of insulin.
 
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