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

A shaky 3.9 after a 9.6 at supper and 30 insulin instead of 44units. Eh?
I've lost my control. Stopped canagliflozin yesterday due to horrific side affect. Still suffering.
Eating 50% sugar chocolate. And breathe. Ha ha
Well it's either laugh or cry! :confused:
 
TooManyCrisps said:
I took your advice and ate some scrambled eggs at 10am (tested BG again just before and it was still 8.5). An hour later it was 8.3 and 2 hours later it was 7.8, so eating seemed to bring it down slightly. Or maybe it would have dropped more in that period anyway if I hadn't eaten? It's all very confusing!
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Hi " Toomanycrisps, sticking to small well balanced lchf meals allows your liver to settle and it will then expel excess glucose at a steady pace ,stick with it your doing ok
 
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