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Category: Exercise

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06/06/09 04:46 PM

I'm consistantly having spikes of over 200 after exercise. My Endo and CDE are both confused. Any advice?
Asked by: medifruit  
Category: Exercise | Type 2
1 Expert Answer | 1 Community Answer

06/05/09 04:13 PM

I have felt very good until last 2 weeks, feel tired. Morning Check 127-160. As days progresses readings 92-120. DO I need insulin?
Asked by: paulb212  
Category: Blood Glucose Monitoring | Exercise
1 Expert Answer | 0 Community Answers


06/02/09 02:00 PM

What do you eat when your glucose goes low? Mine goes in the 40 range and I have no symptoms to warn me. I take no meds.
Asked by: bbexpress@comcast.net  
Category: Exercise | Food and Nutrition
2 Expert Answers | 5 Community Answers

06/02/09 10:24 AM

Is hard core boot camp type exercise okay for a type 2 diabetic?
Asked by: loralyn  
Category: Exercise
1 Expert Answer | 1 Community Answer


05/26/09 08:24 PM

I want to start taking Glucosamine Hydrochloride,will this affect my diebetes
Asked by: dirtynascar  
Category: Type 2 | Exercise
1 Expert Answer | 1 Community Answer

05/24/09 11:57 PM

Exercise and lows..... how can I handle late evening lows caused by heavy exercise after dinner?
Asked by: mousie neergaard  
Category: Exercise | Insulin
1 Expert Answer | 0 Community Answers


05/21/09 02:48 PM

Why does my blood sugar rise after exercise in the morning when it is normal prior. tallone47
Asked by: tallone47  
Category: Exercise | Exercise
1 Expert Answer | 1 Community Answer
 

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