- Messages
- 5
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Insulin
- Dislikes
- being lectured by my husband about my diet and medicine
My wife has had diabetes 2 for about 10 years, she has kept it under control 7-8 with medication and insulin injections. About a week ago it started to rise as follows
fasting 17 evening 32
fasting 10 evening 15
fasting 6 evening 16
I contacted our doctor who told me to increase her insulin lantus and her twive daily novorapid injections by 4 units, 54 and 34 but the next 3 days same spikes continued
fasting 11
fasting 6 pre evening meal 15 night 33
fasting 6
fasting 22 (to day)
I am extremely alarmed and I don't know what to do. I tried to persuade my wife to go to hospital but she says she feels very well and has no side effects. She has no signs of any hyperglycaemia. She point blank refuses to go to hospital or see a doctor. I haven't been able to Our usual doctor by phone because he is away and I might not be able to get hold of him for a few days. I have checked her blood sugar onto separate metres, one is brand-new and different test strips but they both read exactly the same high spikes. I have also tried to change for a new insulin pen from a different lot, but the results are the same.
I am naturally extremely worried since my wife had a mild stroke a few years ago which was due to a period of quite high blood sugar but certainly nothing like her present results.
fasting 17 evening 32
fasting 10 evening 15
fasting 6 evening 16
I contacted our doctor who told me to increase her insulin lantus and her twive daily novorapid injections by 4 units, 54 and 34 but the next 3 days same spikes continued
fasting 11
fasting 6 pre evening meal 15 night 33
fasting 6
fasting 22 (to day)
I am extremely alarmed and I don't know what to do. I tried to persuade my wife to go to hospital but she says she feels very well and has no side effects. She has no signs of any hyperglycaemia. She point blank refuses to go to hospital or see a doctor. I haven't been able to Our usual doctor by phone because he is away and I might not be able to get hold of him for a few days. I have checked her blood sugar onto separate metres, one is brand-new and different test strips but they both read exactly the same high spikes. I have also tried to change for a new insulin pen from a different lot, but the results are the same.
I am naturally extremely worried since my wife had a mild stroke a few years ago which was due to a period of quite high blood sugar but certainly nothing like her present results.