ColinUK
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- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Snap! 6.9 for me too today!Good morning 🙂 6.9 for me today 🙂
Snap! 6.9 for me too today!Good morning 🙂 6.9 for me today 🙂
I’d blame Nadal me-self - watching those lovely brown limbs of his’d raise my BG, grrrrr.Forgot to add my score - 6.2 this morning. I blame the crackers nibbled whilst watching Nadal.
Morning all, 7.1 here. I had awful hay fever earlier this week, @freesia so much so that I wondered if it was a cold/covid (tested negative) and my levels have been all over the place. So maybe, or it could be a coincidence. I’ve also made a concerted effort to remember to take my statin this week, and wonder if it’s that that’s making my levels high and unpredictable.(I was persuaded to take a low dose, even though my cholesterol levels aren’t that bad, but they have risen a bit since they stopped doing it as a fasting test, not surprisingly). I might give them a break and see if BGs improve. It doesn’t just seem a question of upping my insulin, they’re just more unpredictability stubborn.
I’m on Rosuvastatin, the PIL says you can take it at any time of the day, so I have been taking it in the morning, as it’s easier to remember for me too. I’m only on a 5mg dose, so I wouldn’t have thought it would make that much difference in my Blood Glucose, but it’s one of several possible variants that I'm keeping an eye on.I gave never found statins to be an issue thought Google will tell you otherwise. Iam on Atorvastatin taken in the morning with GP's approval as too easy to forget in the evening. Atorvastatin allows this but others like Simvastatin do not.
Is that a euphemism?!Morning all and 6.1 for me.
Looks like the ivy at the side of the house needs trimming again.
Have a good day everyone.
Oh, and my manager who is Type 2 and thinks the course is about diabetes, told me today that those courses are bullsh** and only tell you that you can't eat anything! 🙄
Clearly he had a course directed to type 2 that he didn't enjoy, and I guess he assumes all courses for diabetics are the same.Seems to need a bit of education on type 1