tattyjacket
New Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
Hi Forum,
I was first diagnosed in 2003. Since then I've had excellent control of my sugars.....Metforming and Repaglinide.
Sadly, my recent blood tests showed a rise in my sugar levels. My practice nurse changed my meds. I now take 2xMetformin twice a day and 1 Dapagliflozin in the morning.
After the change I noticed a sudden rise in my sugars and experienced the sorts of diabetes symptoms that alerted me to my condition way back in 2003. I didn't normally test but when I did, I was sky high.
I informed my practice nurse. She advised me that this was probably just a temporary thing and that it was likely to settle down. Now, after two weeks of being extremely low-carb in my diet my readings have at last gone to - 10.0
Is this normal?
Also, I've read a lot about Dapagliflozin and on the whole it gets really positive reviews, but this review startled me.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/the-...50o7P-vWfkZS_KS2ZBq2ZQT-Hs_cjdKK1-85cb3w8d5aT
Thanks,
Phil
I was first diagnosed in 2003. Since then I've had excellent control of my sugars.....Metforming and Repaglinide.
Sadly, my recent blood tests showed a rise in my sugar levels. My practice nurse changed my meds. I now take 2xMetformin twice a day and 1 Dapagliflozin in the morning.
After the change I noticed a sudden rise in my sugars and experienced the sorts of diabetes symptoms that alerted me to my condition way back in 2003. I didn't normally test but when I did, I was sky high.
I informed my practice nurse. She advised me that this was probably just a temporary thing and that it was likely to settle down. Now, after two weeks of being extremely low-carb in my diet my readings have at last gone to - 10.0
Is this normal?
Also, I've read a lot about Dapagliflozin and on the whole it gets really positive reviews, but this review startled me.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/the-...50o7P-vWfkZS_KS2ZBq2ZQT-Hs_cjdKK1-85cb3w8d5aT
Thanks,
Phil