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5 hours ago
JennyNZ
10 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Excercise or Depleted Insulin not sure if I'm reading it right but it looks like you had a BG of 4.2 and did your 2 hours exercicise on that - is that right? Maybe you went hypo and your glycogen stores kicked in so it read as 14.7? So 14.7 is a post hypo rebound? |
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9 hours ago
dafne-jim
2 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / new graduate today hi laney congrats on finishing the dafne course i did it 9 years ago and i felt like a new person after doing it |
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11 hours ago
Mairead
4 posts
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Very true, thanks Stew. |
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12 hours ago
Stew B
53 posts
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Topic: Carbohydrate Counting / Carb counting help!!! As everyone says, its a matter of observation, memory and using the tools available. However the real beauty of DAFNE is the ability to correct later if you get it "wrong", without getting into the yo-yo ing cycle that many of us used to when (poorly) educated guesswork was the only thing available. Once you get your head round this it becomes possible to relax a bit when eating out, knowing that you can have a properly calculated next meal and quickly get back on track. If you're eating at one of the many chains of eating establishments its worth checking their website before you go. Many have nutritional info for their products, and you can print these off and take them with you.Stew |
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14 hours ago
ketostix pla...
13 posts
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Hi Novorapidboi, I play a bit of 5aside(Im know beckham lol) and gym(or arnie lol), and have found blood test increases if no QA remaining in system. What I have been doing and seems to work is have 2cp before excercising and 1 unit of QA, which was difficult to get head round injection before excercising and it seems to work. But I have to watch results for remainder of day as blood tests do tend to drop while body recovering. |
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14 hours ago
Garry
85 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Excercise or Depleted Insulin Alan has cleared this kind of thing up for me in the past.I have gone out whilst high and exercised, trying to knock it back and expecting to find my BG well down. But found it going up..... BG BE 13.2 AE 13.4 and was puzzled by my personal experience. The logic seems sound. Garry |
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16 hours ago
Alan Constable
90 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Excercise or Depleted Insulin My Blood Sugar always goes up when I go swimming before breakfast - last week, for instance, my BS was 5.6 before swimming (half an hour's worth) and it was 8.9 afterwards. This is not a one-off, it's consistently like this. I queried this with my HCP and he said that it was probably caused by the act of going to the swimming baths and meeting other people - which then causes the release of adrenaline, which in turn leads to the release of glucagon from the liver - hence the increase in BGs.If you went to a gym for your exercise, perhaps it was the same for you. |
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23 hours ago
Mairead
4 posts
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Topic: Carbohydrate Counting / Carb counting help!!!
I have a Nokia N8 smartphone and can't find an app which will help, does anyone know if an app will be rolled out for this make? I downloaded a few apps but none help calculating cps. I struggle a bit on my own but keep trying, an app would be great when i am out and about. |
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23 hours ago
novorapidboi26
916 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Excercise or Depleted Insulin I had a carb free dinner on the 6th [Turkey Breast & Vegetables]........Then commenced light/moderate activity over a period of 2 hours at 19:30pm.... When I returned home and tested I was 14.7... Could this be my Levemir dose running out? A result of the activity and no insulin? Only one days results I know, but what would be your initial thoughts.....? I take my evening dose of Levemir later about 21:30 - 22:00 to combat DP...........should I consider taking it with dinner on nights of activity....... |
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Feb 7, 2012
novorapidboi26
916 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / grace1961 Basically it has to be the podiatry folk that look at your feet, as opposed to your DSN, however, they should be more than happy to refer you and get you an appointment..............are the feet folk in the same clinic?How is your foot doing with the medication you have been given? Is it clearing up? If it is then all your podiatrist will say is keep doing what you are doing...........healing on the feet is the highest priority to them........ Dont stop trying to get seen though........... |