high blood sugars
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on 9/6/09 12:56 pm - Woodbridge, VA
on 9/6/09 12:56 pm - Woodbridge, VA
Conversion calcultors are very easy to find. Search on Google for glucose conversion calculator.
22 mmol/l translates to 396 (yikes!).
I would definitely be calling my doctor for readings that high without explanation...
22 mmol/l translates to 396 (yikes!).
I would definitely be calling my doctor for readings that high without explanation...
Hormones - stress, illness, all sorts of things can cause a raise in blood sugars. Even sleep deprevation can cause one to be more insulin resistant.
Talk to your doctor about coming up with a correction calculation so you know how much to take when needed.
for me this is what my calculation would look like
(BG mg/dl- 140) / 35 = required insulin amount
now when starting this process my doctor did
(bg mg/dl - 150) /50 = insulin dose
Right now my target sugar level is higher than I normally would have it so that I avoid going low and not require sugar to bring back my sugar levels. Though when I reach 8 weeks post op, I'll change my target.
TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE MAKING ANY CHANGES
Talk to your doctor about coming up with a correction calculation so you know how much to take when needed.
for me this is what my calculation would look like
(BG mg/dl- 140) / 35 = required insulin amount
now when starting this process my doctor did
(bg mg/dl - 150) /50 = insulin dose
Right now my target sugar level is higher than I normally would have it so that I avoid going low and not require sugar to bring back my sugar levels. Though when I reach 8 weeks post op, I'll change my target.
TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE MAKING ANY CHANGES