... I have seen this mentioned from time to time. ... (2 replies)
... I was diagnosed at 33 as type2. I was on Glucophage XR for about 6 months, and got my blood sugars under control with A1C tests at 5. ... (2 replies)
... there is no food that will actually lower your blood sugar when it's high. The only thing that might do that would be exercise, but if your blood sugar is over 250, then you need to test for ketones first before exercising. ... (3 replies)
... What kind of foods could i eat that would help bring my blood sugar down when it 360 (3 replies)
... excercise controlled and hope to stay that way but i have had to work very hard to get by BS levels down to what they were when i was first diagnosed. ... (1 replies)
... With or without health insurance, diabetes is no disease to ignore. In several months you could develop serious complications with blood sugars running as high as yours have been. ... (6 replies)
... About a year ago I was getting a bad fever and passed out in school and the nurse found my glucose to be 1. ... (2 replies)
... I wouldn't think that has anything to do with your sugars getting high. What does your doctor say? ... (1 replies)
... acting insulin such as humalog, novolog, or apidra. Byetta does work great for some T2's, but depending on whether or not one loses weight, and how progressive the illness is, it can stop working eventually. ... (6 replies)
... How high her bg can go before going into a coma depends on whether or not she is producing ketones. ... (6 replies)
... Most of us are capable of doing what we want to by making up our minds we are going to do it. ... (11 replies)
... I am still new at this myself, but I have found that eating the higher protien items that have few carbs in them help me not to send my levels higher while combating hunger. Things like a grilled chicken breast etc... ... (3 replies)
... not crazy at all. A lot of people have a fear of taking medicine, and I mean people on diabetic discussion boards. I've read countless posts of people who want to find a way not to take medicine. For some, exercise, diet, and good health habits can to the trick. ... (3 replies)
... Pissing Papers" are a terrible choice for measuring sugar too. ... (12 replies)
... years ago and took that as permission to no longer monitor his diet. ... (5 replies)
... You've only been recently diagnosed so try not to worry about the high numbers too much. It'll get better as you go along. It can be very difficult to get those numbers under control and, as you're seeing, certain times of the day can be worse than others. Try not to get discouraged. ... (3 replies)
... Hi, can anyone suggest anything to help me...I have now been type 1 for about 6 weeks from reading all the other postings it seems that i haven't recieved the information i should of done. ... (3 replies)
... And are your blood sugars high all the time...how often do you test? ... (16 replies)
... For instance my CDE told me 42 carbs per meal and 15 carbs per snack. I had to reduce carbs to not more than 30 per meal and no snacks. Then later on I had to eat a bedtime snack and later had to stop. It is a juggling act to find out what your body can and cannot handle. ... (3 replies)
... Yes, it's quite possible he's very depressed...sometimes, diabetes can be incredibly overwhelming. Also, if his blood sugar is very high, he may actually not have the energy to take care of himself! The important thing is to get his blood sugar down and keep it down. ... (6 replies)
