I got diagnosed Jun 18th with readings 288 and 434 and h1abc 14.5 .I had gone through insulin along with 500 mg pill treatment for one month and after getting normal values moved to 1gm metformin pill only as doctor suggested.Later I reduced dose to 500 mg metformin only as I had fair normal values under 1 gm metformin medication.In 15 days I checked 3 times got normal values with 500 mg metformin i.e., 85 and 136,90 and 149 and 93 and 118(this was taken on Aug 24th latest).But when I have seen reading today i.e., on SEP 1st FBS was 90 and I did yoga aasanas of diabetes specially for half an hour and again checked reading It was 98.I got surprised after performing yoga it got increased to 8 points and later I did 140 push ups with in 15 mins (4 sets each 35 count) and then had breakfast upma and checked PPBS after one and half hour exactly it was 197. I am confused and worried why the reading rapidly increased even after performing yoga and pushups. Please help me out and give your valuable feedbackI am 28 years old and I will booze 3- 4 times in a month (2-4 pegs).No family history diabetes but my maternal family is having diabetes.
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I do breakfast khichdi of different daals,idly,Dosa or oats and in lunch two phulkas ,full signoware lunch box brown rice with full vegetable curry and in dinner 5 chapatis with veg curry (non-veg weekly twice).In a month 4-5 times will have white rice or biryaani in functions or parties and 4-5 times consume alcohol (4 pegs twice and 2 pegs twice).This is my diet regime.With this diet my readings are well and good but confused why my readings in above post i.e., on Sep 1st is very high. Also when I got fever in last month i.e., in August Readings were pretty high 107 and 183 ,103 and 162 on Aug 6th and 7th respectivey and I took one Ibufurin paracetamol on aug 6th and one DOLO tablet on aug 7th.And again readings came to normal
Can you tell that why Blood sugar increased even after doing yoga and pushups.I checked after doing yoga half an hour it increased from 90 to 98.There is something wrong this will not happen for me regularly.Can you tell me what might be the reason behind this.
Thanks Mike,Tested today it was 85 and 161.No yoga and pushups.In my case while doing yoga I am more concentrating on stomach so liver is dumping glucose I guess.
I am not learned enough to guide you on this but maybe exercising on empty stomach rises your bs levels. I too have seen this so for me exercises only after some food intake. Try and do post for the benefit of all. There are many knowledgeable people on this forum who will certainly guide you.
It is normal to spike blood glucose after workout. i think you started exercise in earlier day. Same behavior was with me when i started exercise before 4 month ago. Now after 45 min gym exercise, my blood sugar always comes down up to 30-40 units and never goes up. Switch on LCHF diet.
Thanks for the reply anup.Morning breakfast will have any healthy dish and in the afternoon I will have brown rice with vegetable curry along with two chapatis and in dinner 5 chapatis with lots of veg curry or non veg curry (twice in week).In a month 4-5 times I will have dinner outside food that too biryaani also 4-5 times will do booze 2-4 pegs . What do you say about my diet. Is it good or not.If not what should be the right diet and how carbs are counted exactly.Please let me know
i don't think taking high carbs and walking 20 km is a good strategy. He has to adjust to LC diet. The reason for erratic bs levels is definitely HC diet
walk has effect to lower bg levels, i am not sure yoga does play any part. still more bg is present in pancreas take treatment for more one month. u need to monitor u r bg levels, u never know it goes up. keep away from potatoes and rice specially and all sugar products.
still u r young try to manage it through diet and exercise.
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