Lets play high/ low. What's your highest and lowest reading you recall, EVER?
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Permalink Reply by EndocrineGremlin on -
I'm British so I just get 'High' or 'Low'. I think my meter goes as high as 33 and as low as 1.1 so I've been above/below that but I can't really be sure. It would sure be interesting to know.
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Permalink Reply by ahe05a on -
My son, High 697 at diagnosis. Low - LO (below 20)
My Daughter HIGH (above 500) Low 45
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Permalink Reply by Putertech on -
High - 475
Low - 12 (still coherent, but had a hard time seeing to take my test)Have never needed an ER or passed out (knock on wood).
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Permalink Reply by Sarah Emily on -
High ... 630+ (meter read to that high and then just read HI!)
Low... 28.. yes things got a little blurry at this point...
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Permalink Reply by rick phillips on -
High 742, I think I have been higher, but I refused to test for over 15 years.
Low 16, Not feeling a thing, I was later told this number occurred
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Permalink Reply by Amy on -
high: 451 (tho I seem to recall a # in the 500s, but my boyfriend says no)
low: 25
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Permalink Reply by Nyadach on -
No idea on high as over 540 it goes HI, but it's been up there.
Low wise was 16 after a bike ride...so a tad low :P
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Permalink Reply by barbraann on -
High in the 600's Low 27 (at least that's what is was after I came to and could check.
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Permalink Reply by Prince on -
HIGH: 444 (When I was diagnosed three years ago!).
LOW: All the meter said was "Low" and I was shaking and sweating...I ran and got some glucose tabs really fast. The lowest the meter did actually read was 25!
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