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Cinnabon
05-10-2005, 01:59 PM
VERY upset at these reading lately..

I have no reason why this is happening. 2 hrs after lunch I am at 150! Unbelievably high, I am usually at 75-90. I did not eat anything extra or anything different. I corrected with a few units of humalog and an hour later, its still going up at 170. I corrected mildly again and about to jump for my wkout... Very frustrated at this. :mad:

rzrbks
05-10-2005, 02:14 PM
How's the Basal dosage/readings doing?

Sometimes that's an indicator that I need to up my basal amount.

am1977
05-10-2005, 02:51 PM
Try to calm down, if you can :o. I know it's never that pleasant when you get a reading that is totally unexpected, but one slightly elevated reading isn't going to kill you. It could be due from a variety of factors from a simple infection to stress, don't knock yourself trying to figure it out. It's not worth the aggravation, trust me. I've been there :rolleyes: . Hopefully, your workout will help (and at the very least relieve some stress) and you will have better readings.

Hang in there :)

Cinnabon
05-10-2005, 03:10 PM
I know I know... I just feel as if I want it to go so pefect before I see my new endo, but thre really is so much I can do. My readings were SO good last week,
I was waking up to 90-110,
after breakfast I was 50-76,
befire lunch: 100-60,
2 hrs after lunch 75-90,
I work out and be 70-130
2 hrs later less than 100
I go to bed at about 76 to 80's.. Lantus is calling and so is a pump....
Im thinking my UTI is probably back.... I dunno.....
Its just so overwhelming, you would swear I was newly diagnosed,, LOL

You guys, as always, are AWESOME!
:o

rzrbks
05-10-2005, 05:12 PM
Cinnabon

I know I know... I just feel as if I want it to go so pefect before I see my new endo, but thre really is so much I can do.


Stress can also be a contributor of B/G swings

Cinnabon
05-11-2005, 02:12 PM
Scarrrryyyyy

Thought I'd share this with your guys, last night I had a scary experience. I think I have never been this low. It was almost 10 PM and I had just had a snack, about 10 min. later I checked my level and I could not believe my eyes, I was 28!!! Only thing I felt was giggly and delirious. A VERY SCARY FEELING! I gradually got up to 88. I done ever recall being that low and all I felt was real giggly, sort of the feeling of Euphoria... Today my feelings have been much more stabilized. Was this the lack of energy reaching my brain?

liz32
05-11-2005, 02:34 PM
cinnibon, I asked my diabetic nurse what were the concequences were to high b/s and low. She said the lows destroy brain cells. She didn't say how fast or to what degree but it's definatly scary. Glad to hear you recoved ok.

Cinnabon
05-11-2005, 03:10 PM
That is my biggest fear.. the consequences of lows and highs. Thank you, it was real scary. Im my entire 22 years of being daibetic, I have NEVER seen the inside of an ER for those reasons.