Hello, Forum Folks-
I am fairly new to the Forum, having joined last spring. I am a 54-year-old male, diagnosed with Type 2 for about five years or so. Currently on Janumet 1000 mg/50 mg twice a day. Until the last two months or so, my BG numbers were been pretty much under control--aveaging around 120-125 mornings (fasting) and, actually, lower after lunch or dinner (post-Prandial): <150.
Recently, however, I have begun to get significantly higher numbers for my morning "sticks:" 130s, 140s, and now in the 160s and 170s. The few times I have checked my PP numbers, they have been in the normal range. Needless to say, I am concerned, and I will definitely make this the first issue to cover with my internist when I see him for my regular appointment next week. Diet has not changed significantly; exercise sessions, alas, have occurred few and far between.
Any thoughts/impressions would be welcome.
Thanks all!
-Angie
I am fairly new to the Forum, having joined last spring. I am a 54-year-old male, diagnosed with Type 2 for about five years or so. Currently on Janumet 1000 mg/50 mg twice a day. Until the last two months or so, my BG numbers were been pretty much under control--aveaging around 120-125 mornings (fasting) and, actually, lower after lunch or dinner (post-Prandial): <150.
Recently, however, I have begun to get significantly higher numbers for my morning "sticks:" 130s, 140s, and now in the 160s and 170s. The few times I have checked my PP numbers, they have been in the normal range. Needless to say, I am concerned, and I will definitely make this the first issue to cover with my internist when I see him for my regular appointment next week. Diet has not changed significantly; exercise sessions, alas, have occurred few and far between.
Any thoughts/impressions would be welcome.
Thanks all!
-Angie