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Type 2's: What was your fasting blood glucose in a morning?

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5.3 this morning which I sort of expected as I increased my carbs to 50 yesterday: I'm experimenting to try and find a diet that will maintain my weight without losing any more. It's still in the non-diabetic range so not too unhappy
 
phil1966 said:
5.3 this morning which I sort of expected as I increased my carbs to 50 yesterday: I'm experimenting to try and find a diet that will maintain my weight without losing any more. It's still in the non-diabetic range so not too unhappy
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Sounds like the right plan
 
5.3 despite lousy sleep and kitkat chunky at bedtime.... It shouted to me from the fridge...but boy, was it sweet and where was the taste..... tbh dont know why i finished it......
 
6.2 mmol / L this morning.
5.9 mmol / L at bed time.

Bed time 10 to midnight and up early for a Sunday.
Experimented with eating something different at bed time.
 
5.0 again this morning after a funny night, going to bed at 11, getting up at 4 for the boxing and having a 2 hour doze at 6am..

Sons football is called off this morning so no need to try and stagger out in the wind and rain.
 
5.7 this morning after a bedtime of 5.8
When I was once again wide awake at 4.30am, hot, heart pounding, i tested to once again prove my GP wrong about the cause being going too low.....I was 6.3, dozed off again after an hour and a half and when waking normally at 8am I was 5.7 as above- so whatever it is, it puts me slightly up but then I go back to average
 

Kim, I get that also. Like hot flushes but thought it was strange I have them the same time everyday. Mr Dr suggested I set an alarm a few nights for an hour before it happens and test then. I did and nothing untoward. So it seems it is just synchronised hot flushes.
 
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