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WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN THE METER READ HIGH

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10/01/08
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WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOUR DIABETES IS HIGH??????Embarassed

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johnswilkinson
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Type 2 26 years Insulin 5 years pumping since 2005 A1c = 5.7%

Wednesday, October 01, 2008

i INJECT WITH A CORRECTION DOSE OF INSULIN

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I am a senior in College...victory lap! I attend a small college in...

Wednesday, October 01, 2008

I drink lots of water to try and keep my body hydrated. And take a lot of insulin. :) It's hard being so high..isn't it? :(

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I am 27, I was dignosed with Type 1.5/LADA in June 2004. I became...

Thursday, October 02, 2008

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If your meter is reading high, you could go for a walk or if you are on insulin bolus.  When does your blood sugar read high, before or after you eat? Could your medication need an increase? those are some things you might want to watch. If you notice your bg's are high after you eat, you may want to adjust the number of carbs your eating and I would also talk to your physician.  He or she will need to know, they will be able to determine if they need to make a medication change.  

 

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