Re: Re: More newbie questions

[Guest guest]

If you have seen your eye doc recently and they check inside your eyes, they

can tell if you have diabetic retinopathy or not.

Blurred vision is sometimes the first sign to many that they are diabetic. I

thought my perscription needed changing but it was the fluctuation of, and

esp high blood sugars that were making me see worse than I usually do...

I do understand...my vision is 20/70 corrected, and when it blurs...although

more rarely, it reallllllllyyyyy bugs me!!!!

Tam

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[Guest guest]

I forgot to answer the one of bgs being in the 80's. Actually that is normal

and good for most...some tho, like me, it is too low. If I see '85' or so I

know I had better eat, and fast, because for me, that is just before I drop

quickly.

Guess it is the glyberide, not sure that does it.

I myself do feel better above the 110 mark, but not higher than 130, so I

aim for 100-125 aprox for me, depending on if I am taking it easy that day

or very active.

YMMV (your mileage may vary) on all things so see what works for YOU.

(Still, we do give good tips for non-doctors...but always check things out.)

Tam

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