MeeTooTeeTo
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
A 4.9 for me this morning. 🙂
Dez
Dez
Sounds just like it was when I took that photo...................It was very wet and very windy and we arrived at the hotel disheveled. But we unpacked and freshened up and went out for tea. Got rained on again and almost blown away.
3.15 am, suspension woke me up 5.7 BG, I had a tube of Glucogel. Woke this morning to 16.2 !How about for a bit of fun if people who test in the mornings post their waking levels? I think it would be interesting to see what the average works out at after a week 🙂
I'll start with mine - I was 6.0 when I woke up this morning 🙂
(please don't let me be the only person to enter one! 😉)
Was that a 25g tube? Probably a bit of overkill, especially if your pump had suspended insulin delivery, better safe than sorry, though!3.15 am, suspension woke me up 5.7 BG, I had a tube of Glucogel. Woke this morning to 16.2 !
Did you mean suspension, as in your pump suspended insulin or did you mean sensor ie. your Libre or other CGM alarm went off. If the latter, I am wondering if it was a compression low, rather than an actual 5.7 reading. Don't know if you are aware but If you lie on the arm with the sensor, it compresses the tissue under the sensor and that causes a change in the interstitial fluid which causes a false low reading. It is always wise to double check a low alarm during the night before treating unless you feel hypo.3.15 am, suspension woke me up 5.7 BG, I had a tube of Glucogel. Woke this morning to 16.2 !
I hate the hygienist too. It’s not that she is heavy handed but just the general lying right back. I always get a dreadful migraine and get so dizzy. I’m there in four weeks, already worrying.@Eternal422 I take it you find it a bit nerve wracking going to the dentist looking at that graph!! Your hygienist must be a bit heavy handed to elicit such a response! I could understand if you were going to see the dentist for some major work, like root canal filling but the hygienist??