diabetes log sheet excel

That would be considered AFTER a meal, or postprandial, as WR stated. I think you're getting hung up on the fact that 2-3 hours AFTER one meal may be BEFORE the next meal. Only concentrate on one meal at a time. How often are you checking your blood sugar at home? Be sure to closely follow the instructions of your doc, don't just choose your own times. Also, be sure to keep a journal of your results. Most glucose meters come with a log book.

My glucometer allows me to download the past 500 glucose tests I've taken to an excel document. Can I, now or in future, import that information directly to my diabetes tracker so I can have a broader data stream to better understand my stats?

I saw on a google search an example of a tracking sheet from this website- does anyone have a copy of this or have one they use and where I may be able to find it?

My initial viral load was 105,000, or log 5; if you use a scientific calculator, type in 100,000 then hit the log key; it should display the number ‘5’.

It would be great to be able to download tracker info to Excel. Would help to see meal averages in Diabetes tracker (like how often do I go below XX before dinner?

As every bodies body is different a sure fire method to understand how foods you consumed affect your glucose levels is to start a food log, an Excel spreadsheet notating what you eat, portion size and what your preprandial [b4 meal] and postprandial [2-3 hrs after meal] test levels are. Pay close attention to carb intake. It's a catch-22 for diabetics. Our bodies need carbs for energy but at the same time carbs raises glucose levels. This where portion size comes into play.

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What do I do if I can't remember if I gave myself my morning injection? Injection is 40 units.

One is a 12 month 8/12 x 11 calendar with an extra column for the week # - I can see this calendar in a glance. The other is a small, simple excel spread sheet that I entered the start date and based on the current date, it calculates what wk I'm in, how many wks and days left to go, and the current week I in.

I wonder if people would respond to a log. We should probably put together another log type comment to ask people how soon it showed up on their formulary, how they're paying for it, what country or part of USA they're from. All that interesting stuff.

If blood sugar levels are off(diabetes can develop at any age) or being anemia. As stated above you should really be seen by a doctor who can view your health history and get some lab tests to make sure that you are alright.

Place the results in a folder or log them into a database such as the one I have created below. With each results compare it to the previous. It can be rewarding to see the difference you can make and best of all these efforts will become your routine and part of your daily life as you are the one to benefit. This is not current since I need to update my last test but this is the general idea. I have some pages that contain graphs as well but here's page one.

Hi ya MagTX, good to see you around here again, Idyllic posted the links. As for log value to numbers it's kind of like a cheat sheet and takes doing the math out of it........

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I don't have the lab result sheet. All I saw on the sheet when he showed it to me was 1400. No log or E within the number, so I'm pretty sure it's not 1,400,000 or 14,000. My lab result the year before showed <160. My ALT is 14 and my ultrasound came back normal.

ask the doctor for a referral to an Endocrinologist (diabetes specialist). I also suggest you start monitoring and keeping a log of foods you consume. Log what you eat, how much you eat and how you feel directly after, 1 hour, 2 and 3 hours later. Do this for every meal, including snacks. Present this log to the endo.

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.

ll go away after pregnancy. Gestational diabetes can cause your child to be a little on the bigger side, but that doesn't happen to everyone.

http://www.medhelp.org/diabetes/articles/Your-Carb-Counting-Cheat-Sheet/2289 You can find these articles in the Eat Right section of the Health Guide (accessible from the menu in the upper left of the home screen).

Luckily I controlled the GD with my diet so I was never on insulin shots. I did have to poke my finger 5 times a day and keep a log of my blood sugar for the doctor. I'm sure if you kept a good diet you and baby will be just fine!

I lost my sliding scale card that my Diabetes (Metabolic, Endocrine, and Diabetes) doctor gave me to use because I haven't had to use my Novalog since before Christmas. I currently have a virus and my sugars are out of control. What is the recommended dosage because I don't want to give myself too much or too little.

I having been diagnosed with Gestational Diabetes, just got my meter and log book today. When I first got it, I thought it was gonna be like the end if my world, but I realize that it's only the beginning. Testing my blood sugar is going to allow me to be more conscious of what I eat and how much of what I eat. I may even shed a few lbs in the process. I am so excited. It's unfortunate that this is what it took for me to open my eyes but thru this circumstance I can see the light :).

So im 33 weeks pregnant and i found out i have gestational diabetes. I was so stressed out when i found out i cried! I just have a few questions for the mommies who got it as well. How did u guys deal with it ? What did you do to keep healthy ? Where you guys am to stay off the sweets stuff!?(im having problems with that. I love chocolate) Was your baby born healthy? How long after the baby did the gestational diabetes stick around? And lastly what are some meals/snacks you recommend?

I had a baby 17 weeks ago and during my pregnancy i did have gestational diabetes, but it was never much of a problem and i managed to keep it under control with a diet. Since having my son i have not stuck to that diet and have indulged in a lot of junk food.

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