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

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5.6 this morning, was very surprised as I had a very carb loaded day yesterday - one slice of fruit bread turned to the whole packet - 10 slices. Plus lots of chocolate/licorice/fudge etc. :oops:
 
Hello All,

Hope you are all well and fitting fit. :D

I have seen the thread in fasting blood glucose, but was wondering what they are for only Type 2's.

Mine are between 4.5 and 6.0 depending on what I have eaten / drunk the night before.

Cheers
SImply_h
Hi, my fasting blood is between 2.6 and 5.2 now, few months ago my fasting blood was 29.8
 
Hi all, i was wondering how many of type 2's get up in the morning and nearly passes out and shakes a lot??? i know its where my blood sugars have dropped over night, i always have something sugary before i go up and in the morning my bloods r still really low.
Thanks
sally :-) x
 
Hi all, i was wondering how many of type 2's get up in the morning and nearly passes out and shakes a lot??? i know its where my blood sugars have dropped over night, i always have something sugary before i go up and in the morning my bloods r still really low.
Thanks
sally :) x
Are you on any medication. I noticed you said your fasting was 2.6 which is a little low. If you are I would suggest that you book an appointment with your DSN as they may need adjusting.

Oh and great HbA1c btw
 
Hi, my fasting blood is between 2.6 and 5.2 now, few months ago my fasting blood was 29.8

That 2.6 is a bit low? How do you feel at that level? I believe 2.2 is considered dangerous for everyone (even non-diabetics, with good natural regulation), so that's getting close.
 
I wish I could get readings like 5.7 and so I get things like 15 to 20 in the morning and start going up though the day I was 36 about 3 weeks ago had to have paramedics out now going on insulin them readings are with and without food

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I wish I could get readings like 5.7 and so I get things like 15 to 20 in the morning and start going up though the day I was 36 about 3 weeks ago had to have paramedics out now going on insulin them readings are with and without food

@m3bnn Woah they are really high. Hopefully the insulin you are going to be receiving will bring these down. Good luck and let us know what happens/keep reporting you morning values here so we can see your progress

4.6 for me this morning
 
I wish I could get readings like 5.7 and so I get things like 15 to 20 in the morning and start going up though the day I was 36 about 3 weeks ago had to have paramedics out now going on insulin them readings are with and without food

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Those are high readings - are you Type 1 or 2? Hopefully with the correct medication/diet/exercise you should get those readings lowered.

4.7 this morning
 
This morning I have a real out-lyer at 5.3, then 5.1, then 4.9. My last readings in the 5s at all were post-dinners about 6 weeks ago. It's more an irritation than a concern.

Last night I had a trusted meal, with largely expected results, and this morning is just a step up from there. A few things come to mind:

- a poor night of interrupted sleep (no discernible reason)
- got up about an hour later than normal (not usually an issue for me. Any liver action usually only takes me to the mid 4s)
- using my back-up meter, which runs a smidge higher than my usual one. I'll be on this meter for a couple of weeks, as I have a couple of boxes of strips coming up to their expiry dates)

I'm not going to do lots of parallel checking as that's just a waste of money, in this case. I'm more interested in trends and spikes than the specifics. Whatever the cause, it's a shrug shoulders and move on moment. I'll keep an eye on things, as you might expect.
 
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5.8 this morning, I was quite excited to see that number as I'd been running a bit higher (6.7 and 7.0's) in recent mornings. (I've been depressed and not having balanced dinners lately, last night must have turned the tide.)
 
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