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MiaJeanne

2y ago

Struggling to Manage Blood Sugars: Need Advice

I’m really struggling with getting my blood sugars. My dr wants below 200. I’ve been reaching it for about 7 weeks but these past 2 weeks I’m averaging more like high 250’s to even 325. The only thing I’m noticing as different is that my migraines are more daily due to weather pressure changes. Any ideas of what to maybe “tweak?” I’m very fatigued so please don’t say more exercise. N I tend to do Intermittent Fasting, but with migraines I either can’t eat or I graze the next day. I appreciate any insight.

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pizza4teresa

2y ago

Metformin 500mg 2x a day, jardance-1x a day, dr. change Lantus from 50mil to 60mil a day. Metformin & Lantus insulin makes me gives me the runs/diarrhea mostly no warning gets me accidents on clothes. They also make me neasea helps lil bit when eat food something heavy.
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Neanthe

2y ago

When you can eat, eat more vegetables. I know it feels so urgent, but try to commit to one small change you can stick to. Are you a soda drinker, chip or snack cake person? Can you give one of those up?
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liiza

2y ago

I actually take 750mg er metformin at dinner an 1.2 units of vitoza insulin every morning my a1c went from a 8 to a 6 my sugars are 112. Or it gets to low like 40. So I keep hard candy or salt to lower it.. my life
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Wubbunny420

2y ago

I noticed migraines when my sugars are too high
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MiaJeanne

2y ago

—that’s a great comfort knowing I’m not alone but I’m sorry you deal with that too.

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