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Changing blood/sugar counts

George
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70 year old retired(almost) professional career

Fit and healthy still involvedd in project work and several Trusts...

07/27/08

I have been diagnosed diabetes 2 for some 10 years; changed my lifestyle although not too strict about diet within reasons. Treated with 2 tabs glucophase a day and fasting count of around 6/7 after four hours but wake up with 7/8 count and two hours after meal even 11 count.

What can I do to get back down to under 6 on fasting and under 10 after meals?

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Cherise Shockley
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Cherise Shockley is Diabetic Community Moderator

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

Friday, August 08, 2008

George-

 

You are actually doing okay.  I am also diabetic and I was having problems keeping my 2 hour after meal glucose levels down.  I would see 8 to 11 after meals and for about 2 weeks.  I went back and lowered the amount of carbs I was eating and now my post meal readings are 5 to 8 two hours after I eat.  When I eat dinner at night I try to not have more than 30-45g of carbs and I try not to eat a lot of pasta or breads before bed.  Now fasting blood glucose levels, try not to eat a snack that is high in carbohydrates and David Mendosa is an expert here and he wrote a sharepost about the Dawn Phenomenon http://www.healthcentral.com/diabetes/c/17/1388/taming-dawn, I think this link would help you out with your fasting glucose levels.

 

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