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MagicalLindyHop

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New And Numbers Posted: 04-03-07 05:50am


I am new to the forum (although I have read most of the posts). I went in for a GTT yesterday and while I don't have the doc results, I took results with my monitor. The results I got were. Fasting 92 1hr 195 2hr 135 3hr 62 With those results, what do you think. Thanks for the help, I am a bit stressed out at the moment. After the GTT yesterday, my levels went up and down all day and it was a pretty bad day. Thanks again, Lindy

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Posted: 04-03-07 07:51am


Pretty bad drop in the third hour there. However, you're lucky in that you don't have drops at the 1 or 2 hour marks. This means you should respond well to a healthy diet involving 100% whole grains.

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