Doubts with glycosylated hemoglobin?

@belcp just use novorapid!I start the new ones next week I had an old one.I will then get 160. Although sometimes it happens to me at least with the old sensors.It makes me 78 and low trend and after 3 min puts me 83 and stable and of course you do not react the same being stable than getting down.I didn't have an idea of ​​Instagram, any suggestion?Thanks again for your advice.

With free 1 you can control your blood glucose.Pass the sensor at 2 hours after having eaten, if you see that you are more than 200, you need additional insulin units, but you will reach the next meal with a high value.
For example, pizza.As it has fat sw -wlock, blood glucose begins to rise around 2 hours.I usually have dinner and those of the 12, before sleeping, I put 3 more units, in another case I get up with 240mg/dl.
The summary is that fats rise past the effects of rapid insulin and if it is abused, more insulin is needed.
Do not hesitate is to correct whenever you need, you will see how the glycious.

ruthbia said:
There is no trick, once you eat "well", exercise, it is already a matter of putting the necessary insulin.

With the sensor you learn to know your body and how it reacts with certain foods.With some it is not necessary to replenish insulin and with others at 2 hours you have to put replacement units.

My gluco is 6.1 and my trick is to be below 140, for this I put an extra insulin if at 2 hours of eating I see that blood glucose does not fall.
Q
This is proof and error.

Well, I do that and then it gives me a low.I have seen with the Q sensor, and only with breakfast, glycemia begins to go down, more at three hours almost than two, at two I can be in almost 200 or more but already close to three hours down, dive,Therefore if at two hours when I see that I am in 200, I put insulin, then low to sing ... Another thing that happens to me lately is that the nights bring me a bit disoriented.I put threeiba around 8 in the afternoon and ceno about 9 or 9.30 and I get Humalog.At two o'4 or 5, start up.I have tried to lower or climb the slow, the rapid (just like hydrates at dinner, the fruit and it is already), and I can't find the key ...

Yesssica_a said:
@marmg If at night it goes down is that you probably have basal, you will have to adjust to keep you flat at night and then adjust the quick insulin to what you eat.With the free you have the advantage of seeing the graphs and you can correct if necessary, do not wait for the next meal if you are high.
Lowering hydrates and especially certain types of hydrates helps a lot.Prioritize vegetables, legumes and fruits that are slower absorption (there are glycemic index lists on the Internet that tell you how fast a food is absorbed).
And to avoid the peak of meals, sometimes it has been good to make a waiting time since you put the fast until you start eating to give insulin to take time.It also helps start with vegetables, then protein and if you put hydrates at the end of the food, so you give insulin more time to take effect and slow down the absorption with the fiber of vegetables.Fiber and fat make hydrates absorb more slow.
It is a matter of knowing how food affects you and learning to control them in your specific case because each one is different.There are many things that directly do not and so I do not complicate me so much but if you want to eat them you will have to adjust the insulin and the waiting times to control that it does not upload you.

Thanks Maja

Very good information

Hello, how are you?, I have been with blood sugar from 48, I now have 68, I have become more than 8, I take the competition 15/850 and Insulina Novomix, the rapid day and slow night, in the morning and noon 30 and night45, the values ​​of day very well 120/170 and in the morning as today 120 to 160, glycosiladThere are peaks, according to my endocrine, stay below 8 and below 200 it is considered good, not optimal, how to have a acetone because it is dangerous, another thing that I emphasize in the annual visit for this topic with a specialist nurse isThe one to put the insulin at night in the back !!, place of slow absorption, which causes it to work more slowly and lasts longer, not quickly absorbed like the arm, belly or legs, well it is what I can explain, this is an epidemic and the people who do not know that they have it, it is known that the body has cells capable of segregating insulin even more than pancreas, but no way they work to segregate it has not been found ...

@meginer i
"We are diabetes twin souls" 😉

The breakfast I have solved it by putting the insulin 1 hour before breakfast, I start breakfast when I see that the arrow indicates that it will go down.I have suffered several hypos as you explain because I am high 3 hours later, I correct myself and the two doses begin to work.

At night I have also corrected it by eating any food that has fat and very little protein, no more than 100 grams.I have proven that I get around 3:00 and I get up in about 200 despite bed between 80 and 90.

In my body the hydrate disappears with insulin during its effect but since it carries fat and/or protein I have to correct with more insulin and exercise than if not, it does not take effect either.The last endocrine told me it was very rare and sent me to the psychologist.

davidag2000 said:
as a general rule, the ideal is to be ≤ 7, but be & lt;8 Nor is it so harmful.

You would have to worry much more if they were hemoglobins ≥ 8.

I have just declared a diabetic a few days ago, with glucosiladLetter (daily exercise, impeccable food).

jldiazdel said:
@marmg

You should get a little more.Also keep in mind that nights are very important.It is important to have few carbohydrates, avoid fats at night, dinner early and sleep well, around 110 and get up more or less in that figure.More/less.Having well will adjust the basal and the nights are vital for us.Apart from the day.Avoid fast -type bread, juices, paste etc.Eat many vegetables.That will also help you

GREETING

it's right.A lot of water, vegetables, fruits, comprehensive foods etc. and avoid carbohydrates such as bread, juices, soft drinks, etc. They help greatly improve glucose and glucosilated levels in general.

The exercise also helps, even if it is walking 30 min daily (or at least 4 times a week).And if you can, up the rhythm.Over time the taste is grabbed.