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SUGAR RISE MORE AFTER BF THAN DINNER

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Before Dinner - 184, After Dinner - 180.

Before B/Fast - 161, After B/fast -245

Need to know reason of PP reading of morning higher than PP reading of Dinner.

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Wonderful ,so you are not worried about the very high bs numbers?More interested in knowing the reason!!!

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Another interesting factor I observed before one week Last dinner he takes only 7 or 8 small peaces of pappaya and few pomogranite ( 10 or 12 ) pieaces and by testing morning BS 113 after drinking one cup of 75 ml cofee and briskwalk for 1 ans 1/2 hours chccking Bs 143 after eating uppama with curd testing after 2 hours BS 209 What is the reason ?

Can u explain after Bs in normal within 1oo12o what type of food taken for lunch for not increasing the BS upto 140 or 145 ? Thanks

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sweet_sugar in reply topatliputra

unless he know the reason how he will take a precautionary ?

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patliputra in reply tosweet_sugar

Please read his question again.

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You have not mentioned anything about what you eat and which medicines you take.

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Lucky77346

UKAR,

You numbers are all high. Before dinner 180 ???

What are you eating at BF and Lunch? Are you consuming snacks between lunch and dinner and if so what are you eating?

How old are you? For how long have you had these numbers?

Are you seeing a Doctor?

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Thanks

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sweet_sugar

I think, going for a brisk walk in evening for 25 minutes will help you lower bs.

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UKAR

Dear All, Thanks for the info, but the question remained unanswered. Eating the same stuff both times, with same medication after food, the rise is more in morning PP than in Dinner PP.

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Prakash5k in reply toUKAR

ADA (American diabetes association) forum members mention the dawn effect. You can go through ADA website and know what dawn effect is. I have read about it a long, long time ago.

The liver releases sugar at night. So maybe sustained release metformin might help. However, if one has low sugar reaction at night while sleeping, the liver will need to release some sugar.

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menonpkv

Consider lunch as main food and observe moderation for the remaining in-takes of the day.More exertions are required to burn out excess calories.To reduce pangs of hunger go for LCHF or medicines or natural remedies from local knowledge.Many of our humble country doctors do have enough knowledge by simple and single treatments for our ailments.

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kanaujiavijay

Something unbelievable observation. it cant be analyzed till you tell. Your breakfast menu/quantity, dinner menu/quantity and your job.

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