Mr Happy 100
Member
- Messages
- 9
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
Hi @Mr Happy 100Hi , nearly a total waste of time signing on to this site.
Not even a hi
Here is a hi and welcome from me @Mr Happy 100 . I’m over on the east coast of Canada, so your post was in the middle of the night for me. Reading your post, it sounds like you have had some serious health issues , but you have got on top of them. Steroids, although can help a great deal, but long term usage brings its own set of problems, not least raising your blood sugars.Hi , nearly a total waste of time signing on to this site.
Not even a hi
check if device is measuring in mmol/L or mg/dL. difference in mmol/L should be as @Lakeslover said under 2mmol/L difference at around 2 hour mark. if its set up with mg/dL there is a handy converter available at: https://www.diabetes.co.uk/blood-sugar-converter.html (under approx 36mg/dL difference would be looking for)I have found the terminology for monitoring diabetes confusing or is it me.
I acquired a self test kit
Any advice would be welcome
seems like your doing great with exercise front which will help overall glucose control. Glad your up and about now well doneMr Happy 100 said:18 months ago I could hardly get out of bed and I am nearly off the steroids and can walk over 10000 steps per day.
Hi , firstly I must apologize for my initial comments and hope I have not offended any members.
I use exercise and food intake plus I am on Metformin SR.
I am currently in Portugal and sat in our lounge and the temperature is sat at 24 I don't feel particularly warm.
I have found the terminology for monitoring diabetes confusing or is it me.
I acquired a self test kit and was told by my diabetic nurse and utter waste of time.
Any advice would be welcome
One of the confusing things is that there are two systems for measuring hba1c (mmol/mol and %) and two for measuring blood glucose (mmol/L in the UK and eg Australia and mg/dL in the US and eg Portugal).I have found the terminology for monitoring diabetes confusing or is it me.
Hi , thanks for your reply.One of the confusing things is that there are two systems for measuring hba1c (mmol/mol and %) and two for measuring blood glucose (mmol/L in the UK and eg Australia and mg/dL in the US and eg Portugal).
So if you are in Portugal they'll be measuring your bg in mg/dL and you have to divide by 18 to get the measurement you'd have in the UK.
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