Mon, Apr-29-02, 01:01
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Plan: LC, GF
Stats: 241/188/140
BF:
Progress: 52%
Location: Eastern ON, Canada
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Hmmm .. this is bizarre. Especially if you're supposed to be hypoglycemic ... the insulin surge after you eat should be causing the blood sugar to drop way low .. not rise 2 hrs post-prandially (post-meal). Definitely an insulin problem.
Or an outside chance that your glucose meter is screwy?? Do you use alcohol to wipe your finger before pricking? Make sure it's dried completely before doing the prick. As well, make sure to wash your hands first .. if you've handled anything with sugar in it or on it, including pets and/or pet food, traces on your skin could give a false high reading, .
That being said, a diagnosis of anything can't be made on just one day. Continue to keep track over several days. Write it down, and also note how you're feeling .. not just physically, but emotionally too. Don't discount the stress factor, it really does affect your blood sugar.
If it appears that there's a trend, then a trip back to the dr. for more tests is in order. Insulin levels, and an Hb1ac (glycosylated hemoglobin .. it tells the average blood sugar for the past month, and will indicate whether you're mostly high or low). The low fasting sugar that you had previously may have been a fluke, or there may be some other reason for such a low blood sugar after fasting.
Hope you're able to get to the bottom of things soon.
Doreen
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