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hi - returning

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da-mazzda-007 said:
thanks well i defo dont have that....

would have thought if i was type 2 would have honk?
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Not necessarily - I think Honk is quite rare.

I am type 1 and I can get high blood sugars if I underestimate the carbs in my food and haven't injected enough for it. However, if my body is still getting enough nutrition from what I have eaten I will not start burning fats. It is the burning fats that cause the production of ketones.

As I say I am not a Dr but you certainly need to do something to bring your blood sugars down and your GP should be able to help. Not all GPs have much of a background in diabetes but they can refer you to hospitals or in some areas community DSNs.
 
my doc surgery is a diabetic 1 they have community dsn and a diabetic doc but they refuse to see me have to go to local diabetes centre at the hospital which i hate
 
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