I have been recently diagnosed as type 2 diabetic.I am
taking antidiabetic tabs.each morning before breakfast.
I woud like to run blood glucose test myself .The question is if I run a postprandial test 2 hours after breakfast should I skip or take the morning pil ?? Or the test has nothing to do with the pils.?

I am a type 2 diabetic taking Metformin twice a day. When I check my blood sugar it is around 118-125 in the morning when I get up. During the day when I check it it is anywhere from 87-145. Is this normal?

I am a recently diagnosed Type 2 diabetic and know that I should wait 2 hours after eating to get an accurate reading of the effect of the meal. I was wondering what the rule is for testing the optimal effects of a good workout.

When you are sick will your blood sugar go up if you are a type 2 diabetic?

As a type 2 diabetic who is not on insulin I watch my diet closely but sometimes that doesn’t seem to be enough, just wondering if anyone out there has some golden answer for lowering high blood sugar.

Im a male, 33 yrs old, type 2 diabetic.

I very rarely run "high", I closesly monitor my sugar/carb intake.

However, Im wondering how low can it go before it can cause trouble, and what side effects of running low will I experience?
Im not trying to run low, my eating habits tend to go lower. I will have some granola during the course of the day, but I really have to watch my carb intake.

I was just wanting to know what is safe, and what is not.

I am a type 2 diabetic and my meds aren’t really working for me I tested myself a few mins ago and it was close to 500, higher then ever before. I have been told before how to lower it quickly but cannot remember now that I need it. I am looking for something to bring it down immediatly. Thank you
thanks for the concern and yes my wife is here to watch over me

Normally, my blood sugar levels are within range. I am a type 2 diabetic.

I am a type 2 diabetic. My doctor tells me that regardless of what I do as for as medication, diet, exercise, etc that my numbers will continue to get worst.

Are there diabetes treatments that work but are not accepted by the medical community in general? Please site your sources.

I am a type 2 Diabetic. I have prescription meds, but I have recently read about supplements you can take that claim to lower blood glucose. If you have taken them can you let me know how they effected you? I am not the average type 2, I am 5′3 and 105 pounds, I am extremely insulin resistant, I would like to hear from someone in a similar situation. Please do not tell me hearsay, I want genuine first hand experience.

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