Survey: highest number and lowest number
A quick survey: What is the highest and lowest blood sugar number you have measured?
I'll go first: highest: 330, lowest 67
I'll go first: highest: 330, lowest 67
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Permalink Reply by Mark Edwards on -
320 when I was diagnosed, and 53 when I crashed when excercising when they had me on a megadose of met about 2 months after diagnosis.
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Permalink Reply by Andre Chimene on -
Highest: 13 years ago...Diagnosis over 800...then once 2 years later I hit over 700...Got sick, I started out at 70, didn't take my Basal, didnt eat and by 11pm ...700.
Lows in the upper 20s. Horrible.
Thank goodness I found Dr. Bernstein and Dr. Rosedale or I might still be hitten highs.
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Permalink Reply by Trudy on -
Can't remember the last almost 20 years. However, this last week: 378 and 37.
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Permalink Reply by LiL MaMa on -
Did you people pass out at these lows? I've always wondered how low is low enough to pass out...
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Permalink Reply by Zoe on -
Highest was 426 right before I got on insulin. Lowest I recorded was 38 but that was after coming to; I think my liver kicked in and brought me around, so I don't know how low I was before that.
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Permalink Reply by caprifoglio on -
Highest at diagnosis over 600.
Lowest so far in the 40s.
Luckily I haven't hit 200 in a few months, in fact rarely get over around 140 these days. Lowest lately was 72, but lows are becoming fewer and farther between as I get the hang of all this. Thank God! :)
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