Northerner
Admin (Retired)
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Good morning 🙂 7.4 for me today 🙂
If you’d just had an accident, and there had been any shock, or any trauma to the body, you'd have had a release of adrenaline which would push your a blood Glucose up.I don't measure B G but was 8 at 5am after an accident. Should I worry. Only diagnosed with T2 in April so trying to get my head around this whole thing. 10% weight loss so hoping hba1c has improved
Robin- This got me thinking. When my annual bloods were taken for my HbA1c reading of 59, I had just come out of A&E after a nasty fall a couple of weeks earlier. X-rays showed no bones broken but for weeks afterwards I was in such severe pain I was given morphine by the hospital and some for home use aferwards. Three months later I am still in pain if I move wrongly and just catch it at the wrong posture.If you’d just had an accident, and there had been any shock, or any trauma to the body, you'd have had a release of adrenaline which would push your a blood Glucose up.
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