I've just looked up Forxiga... it sounds like a wonder-drug, doesn't it? The European Commission has just approved it, as well as NICE... why doesn't everyone get it? It apparently reduces weight and blood-pressure... surely, it would save the NHS a fortune? And it would make people feel better....Is that right about the c-peptide tests? Up to 11 after meals?????? That doesn't sound too safe to me, certainly on a regular basis.
Well done on the Forxiga and unexpected HbA1c test though. Excellent news.
I think I have the same amount leftHi, I've still got 2 pots of Batch 44 to gothat's 100 pricks of no confidence, not sure I want to use them after seeing this, does anybody want then? good price!
4.8 this morning on my Accu Chek Mobile, I have been in the late 5s for weeks on the SD codefree. My new strips turn up tomorrow.
Neil
I think I have the same amount left
I dont even know, I was thinking of just playing around with it, but I will order new one's.
I was 7 on salads, I kept reducing my carbs and now i am on 20g, cant go below that and readings in 6 only.
I used to be 4's and 5's even after carb heavy meal I was early 6 but on this i am no less than 6 ever. But on a plus side may be our levels are better than they were before, may be i am in 4's all days but that is being too optimistic
I would probably just gladly take my 4's and 5's for now.
I've just looked up Forxiga... it sounds like a wonder-drug, doesn't it? The European Commission has just approved it, as well as NICE... why doesn't everyone get it? It apparently reduces weight and blood-pressure... surely, it would save the NHS a fortune? And it would make people feel better....
@Bluetit1802 this is what I have just done
You read my mind there.
I would have fun testing against both of them
Well I would have fun only if my readings are normal on the new one and abnormal on the other, but if both agree I am in trouble.
Hi Pam, I usually start the day with Greek yoghurt with strawberries and just a few blueberries, if I am not working I will have a cooked breakfast of bacon egg tomato and 1 Staffordshire oatcake (my bs can tolerate that). For lunch it's usually soup or salad, maybe even leftovers from previous nights dinner, in the evening I will have a cooked meal of either fish or meat with salad or veggies. I don't snack between meals, and I very rarely have potatoes, pasta, rice and bread. Just not worth the spike in my bs levels, as I found today when I tried a baguette. It's all trial and error and I test before eating and 2hrs afterwards, what spikes my bs May not spike yours, we are all different, but I have found that cutting right down on carbs has helped enormously. There are loads of people on here who can give you lots of pointers and are only to willing to help. That's how I learned how to control my condition and also have the incentive to improve and eventually get off meds which is my ultimate goal. If I can help in any way please let me know, ask any questions you like, if I don't know the answer there will always be someone who does, thats the beauty of this forum. Good luckkillerkaz I just read your diagnose which was hbac1 66 and now you are down to 41 my last visit to the DN I was 59 and she said I may have to have another tablet next time I am trying to lower it with lchf but looked to see what you had been eating on the eating thread but couldn't find you would you mind saying what you eat daily so I could see and maybe get my head around it thanks
5.7 (again) at 5 am. Then a 5 hour drive to Kent, train to London, hastily snatched lunch of olives and feta eaten standing up on the Piccadilly Line, 3 hours lecturing to undergraduates, train back to Kent. Not surprisingly pre-dinner was 6.1, tired, a bit dehydrated and liver confused! Had a chicken and chorizo skewer with salad and a glass of Shiraz, +2 a bit more settled at 6.3. We'll see what tomorrow brings.
Blimey and I moan about an hour's drive to and work..........you've got more stamina than me5.7 (again) at 5 am. Then a 5 hour drive to Kent, train to London, hastily snatched lunch of olives and feta eaten standing up on the Piccadilly Line, 3 hours lecturing to undergraduates, train back to Kent. Not surprisingly pre-dinner was 6.1, tired, a bit dehydrated and liver confused! Had a chicken and chorizo skewer with salad and a glass of Shiraz, +2 a bit more settled at 6.3. We'll see what tomorrow brings.
It's not every day fortunately, just a bit hectic at the moment. Normally I'd do the trip once a fortnight and preferably by train.I don't know how you can keep up this sort of pressure and commuting. It would kill me off. Your hols are coming up soon though. Where are you off to?
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