If I come of it I go back into the high blood sugar readings and I feel fatigue and sluggish. Has anyone on here found a way to try and control the blood sugar highs and come of from medication. I know low carb is said but I find my blood sugars spike even after a small amount of food.

23 Aug 2017 Just wondering- did anyone have a baby that had low blood sugar after birth My daughter had normal blood sugar levels when she was born  What is diabetes mellitus? Diabetes is a lifelong condition that causes a person's blood glucose level to become too high; glucose cannot get into the cells of the  Glucose levels in breastmilk are approximately one-fourth of the mother's blood glucose level. Breastfeeding is not contraindicated for women  24 May 2012 I've been a diabetic for a lot of years. Physical activity is a huge help, but losing weight always has more of a positive impact on my glucose levels. 20 Nov 2017 If you follow type 2 diabetes forums, you may have come across by a healthcare practitioner trained at an appropriate clinical level,” their  19 Sep 2016 Having some tests and getting a baseline of your glucose levels, vitamin D, cholesterol etc might help. Have you been diagnosed with 

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Does anybody eles out there in diabetes land feel this way when your blood sugar is high ? My joints get so painful and achy its an effort to move. I asked my doctor about this and he said its just one of those things that comes with high blood sugar. Thanks Joanna :wink3: Blood sugar is the primary reason I'm doing this. My problem is my morning fasting number. It goes down throughout the day, but every morning it's high. My Dr. says it's the "dawn phenomenon." Is that what you're experiencing? A huge, life changing, learn for me last year was the impact of stress on my blood sugar levels. My blood sugar level has consistently been high, even going up to 30mmol, at least once a week. This has consecutively been going on this past month. I can reduce the level to half by injecting the fast acting insulin (NovoRapid). Can anyone tell me the reason for the high level of blood sugar. Thanks ‘Avoiding the carbohydrates that raise your blood sugar decreases your need for medication to lower it. Taking the same dose of insulin as you did prior to adopting a low-carb diet might result in hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). You need to test your blood sugar frequently when starting this diet and adapt (lower) your medication.

27 Apr 2019 Hi my name is Carol and I have just been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes yesterday at hospital. I did a blood test and it was 33.3 so my doctor 

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What is diabetes mellitus? Diabetes is a lifelong condition that causes a person's blood glucose level to become too high; glucose cannot get into the cells of the  Glucose levels in breastmilk are approximately one-fourth of the mother's blood glucose level. Breastfeeding is not contraindicated for women 

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‘Avoiding the carbohydrates that raise your blood sugar decreases your need for medication to lower it. Taking the same dose of insulin as you did prior to adopting a low-carb diet might result in hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). You need to test your blood sugar frequently when starting this diet and adapt (lower) your medication.

Does anybody eles out there in diabetes land feel this way when your blood sugar is high ? My joints get so painful and achy its an effort to move. I asked my doctor about this and he said its just one of those things that comes with high blood sugar. Thanks Joanna :wink3: Blood sugar is the primary reason I'm doing this. My problem is my morning fasting number. It goes down throughout the day, but every morning it's high. My Dr. says it's the "dawn phenomenon." Is that what you're experiencing? A huge, life changing, learn for me last year was the impact of stress on my blood sugar levels. My blood sugar level has consistently been high, even going up to 30mmol, at least once a week. This has consecutively been going on this past month. I can reduce the level to half by injecting the fast acting insulin (NovoRapid). Can anyone tell me the reason for the high level of blood sugar. Thanks ‘Avoiding the carbohydrates that raise your blood sugar decreases your need for medication to lower it. Taking the same dose of insulin as you did prior to adopting a low-carb diet might result in hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). You need to test your blood sugar frequently when starting this diet and adapt (lower) your medication. Research indicates that raised blood sugar levels over a period of years can lead to organ damage, commonly referred to as diabetic complications. The good news People on the forum here have shown that there is plenty of opportunity to keep blood sugar levels from going too high.