Blood sugar log software
Common Questions and Answers about Blood sugar log software
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This software does not automatically download info from the meter, and the diabetic has to actually do the logging himself, but it does offer an ongoing glucose average that tells the user what his average glucose is so he needn't panic at an occasional "bad" number as long as the average number remains normal.
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Would checking your blood sugar level 3 hours after a meal be considered "BEFORE" OR "AFTER" a Meal.
what is happened with me or which type of doctor should i contacted?
what is happened with me or which type of doctor should i contacted?
Start a written log of what you eat/drink and portion size, next to it your blood sugar levels. Test before you eat [preprandial] for a baseline measurement and then 2-3 hours after you finish your meal [postprandial]. You do have a home glucose test meter, right? By comparing preprandial with postprandial, postprandial will inform you which foods elevate your levels and which ones do not.
You need to make a concentrated lifestyle change starting with foods.
It is important to continue to keep track of your glucose levels and your diet. When you record you diet along side your blood sugar, you will be able to begin to see trends of when your blood sugar is controlled and when it is elevated. This will help you manage your diet to keep your sugars from spiking. It is time consuming, but so important to help you manage your diabetes.
Please continue to monitor your blood sugar.
Yup. They use analysis software for detecting the abnormalities. The button is handy for correlating what you were doing in the log at the time - like exercise or eating or stuff like that.
You could work it out, I guess. Test your blood sugar. Then inject one unit of insulin and test 2 hours later to see how far your blood sugar has fallen. One unit is not likely to cause any dramatic problem. Please make sure you monitor your blood sugar closely when you are taking insulin as an overdose can be dangerous and and an underdose won't get your sugars down enough.
Do you have a past log book as recommended by diabetes86?
How high is your sugar?
For the past few years, I get really shaky and weak and my heart pounds right after I eat. It lasts a good hour and then I feel better. I told my doctor and she did a fasting blood sugar on me and it came back fine. But I feel fine if I don't eat. However, I have to force myself to eat because the longer I go without eating, the worse I feel after I finally do. I don't have other typical diabetes symptoms. What could this be?
I am not an expert either, but from general knowledge as a nurse I would expect you to follow your diet plan as given, eating perhaps 4-5 small meals a day (if that is what your doctor has instructed you) and keeping near the 20 gm net carb limit, no matter what your blood sugar is. Just keep a log of what you eat and when, and a log of when and what your blood sugar is. That may help the doc figure out what YOUR body needs.
My husband use to say the same as you for "work stuff" I will need a PC WRONG!!!
Hubby just found out "we have had a mac for a little over a year" That he can remote log in to ALL ho PC's at work with no added on software, The mac we have can also be a PC
with something called parolles (sp). He writes code for satellites and can now do that from the mac with no added software! Best thing we ever did, was getting a mac.
I had to change the way I ate to keep my blood sugar more even.. avoid foods that spike your blood sugar such as grains and sugars.. A piece of whole wheat bread will raise your blood sugar more than eating a chocolate bar...I changed to a paleo way of eating and it has done a world of good for me. More energy, perfect blood sugar, blood pressure and lost weight..
An insulin pump is something you need to ask your endocronologist for help with. Blood sugar log books can be sent to you from the company that you have your meter through; just call them. Your local Diabetes Charity could probably point you in the right direction too. I'm assuming you already have a pump, but they are all different & you need to be taught how to use it properly.
If you see a pattern, get a glucometer and monitor you blood sugar levels at the same time each day (AM blood sugar should be between 80-120) and have your Dr screen you for the beginnings of diabetes.
An activity log would be next. Perhaps you spend the morning (or afternoon) holding your head in a strained position (like holding a phone on your shoulder while you juggle small children) and your evenings are free of this. I hope this helps!
So you tested 5 times, if each test covers 1 minute of blood sugar. A day has 1440 minutes in a day and you tested only 5 of them.
If you were my patient, I would advise you that Metformin typically does not drop blood sugar. If you are on a combination of medications, it could be that the combination was responsible for the drop, OR that your lack of eating caused the sugar level to dip.
It will be important to report all of you sugar levels to your doctor, but I would not recommend stopping or changing medications.
Good luck!
My dad who is a diabetic said he was a little worried and to have him come over and he will check his blood sugar. It was 249 about 2.5 hours after eating. He gave us a glucose monitor and he have been checking it regularly. Some times it gets about 110 and then other times it will spike. The highest its been so far is 269. I have no idea what this means. Im so new to all of this. Is this normal? I called the pedi and they told me to keep a log and call them in a few days.
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