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Do i have Diabeties

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Good Morning

I am 40 years old male and have never been diagnosed with diabetes, however over the last 10 years I have had issues with insomnia , migraine and frequent urination through the night, I have, My partner recently got diagnosed with pregnancy diabeties and got a monitor, her levels seem to be pretty stable now, however when I checked mine I seemed to be getting higher readings

Below is my readings, its my fasted reading that concern me, what's peoples thoughts and opinions on the below readings?



Date BG Time Comments
13.11.2017 6.6mm 7.30pm 2 hours after meal of broccoli, whote potato Mayo and chicken
14.11.2017 6.3mm 6.41am fasting levels, had a terrible night sleep though waking numerous times through the night to use the toilet
14.11.2017 6.3mm 8.45am 2 hours after having a breakfast of mango and welch grape juice
14.11.2017 6.5mm 12 noon pre meal, although I had oatcakes with peanut butter at 10am
14.11.2017 6.5mm 2.30pm 2 hours after meal of mince and mixed veg in a bolognaise sauce with brown basmati rice
14.11.2017 5.7mm 5.55pm pre meal
14.11.2017 6.5mm 8.20pm 2 hours after eating mince potatoes, broccoli
15.11.2017 6.1mm 6.50am over 12 hours fasting
15.11.2017 5.8mm 9am 2 hours after having mano and grape juice
15.11.2017 4.9mm 17.42pm pre dinner
15.11.2017 7.0mm 20.35pm 2 hours after eating a meal of mince round mayo, sprouts and root mash
16.11.2017 5mm 6.50am fasting level
16.11.2017 7.1mm 8.20pm 2 hours after eating fish and chips with mayo and mixed veg plus 4 crackers with peanut butter
17.11.2017 5.6mm 7.06am After 13 hours of fasting
18.11.2017 5.9mm 7.06AM After 37 hours fasting
18.11.2017 6.4mm 6.am After 60 hours fasting
20.11.2017 5.6mm 16.49pm after lunch of egg mayo sandwich and crisps at 11.45am
20.11.2017 5.7mm 19.51pm 2 hours after veg soup with 2 slices of white bread and butter
 
Can only say maybe, although BG levels should be between 4 and 7 so they look ok, but you should get yourself down to the doctors and get properly checked if you want to be sure.
 
Your bg’s look ok to me Upgrader and I’d be amazed if they registered even in pre-diabetic level on a Hba1c. However, if you’re concerned, ask the GP if he’d test to reassure you. In any case you need the other issues resolving. Is your prostate ok? Are you suffering with significant stress? You need medical advice. Best wishes.

Normal blood sugar ranges;
For the majority of healthy individuals, normal blood sugar levels are as follows:

  • Between 4.0 to 6.0 mmol/L (72 to 108 mg/dL) when fasting
  • Up to 7.8 mmol/L (140 mg/dL) 2 hours after eating
 
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Your bg’s look ok to me Upgrader and I’d be amazed if they registered even in pre-diabetic level on a Hba1c. However, if you’re concerned, ask the GP if he’d test to reassure you. In any case you need the other issues resolving. Is your prostate ok? Are you suffering with significant stress? You need medical advice. Best wishes.

Normal blood sugar ranges;
For the majority of healthy individuals, normal blood sugar levels are as follows:

  • Between 4.0 to 6.0 mmol/L (72 to 108 mg/dL) when fasting
  • Up to 7.8 mmol/L (140 mg/dL) 2 hours after eating

Thanks for your comments, I will go to go to the gp and get properly tested, I am constantly stressed due to migraines insomnia and work, it’s a vicious circle
 
Welcome to the forum Upgrader. Sorry to hear about your partner's gestational diabetes and your health problems / symptoms. We can't diagnose on this forum, so please do consult your GP to consider all symptoms and tests. Please let us know how you get on. Your partner is very welcome to join the forum, too.
 
Definitely get to your GP and while you are there mention the extra urinating and ask specifically for a PSA blood test. Can just as easily be a symptom of Prostate Cancer!

Hope it isn't either.
 
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