What a great discovery, forum diabetes.

MSYFB80 Relax.You are just learning and takes into account that getting nervous does not help.I tell you from experience.As the same and if I get nervous my glucose is not the same.By having continuous monitoring you notice.Test little by little.The peaks are normal.The doctors put in band between 70 and 180 in my case and haha, it is a utopia.You don't have a table to guide you with the CH?I don't know if I can go up here.Let me know.

Thanks Clau.No, I have no table, as I have still gone to my hospital to the diabetes unit I have nothing and my endocrine did not send me any diet, he told me that I could eat what I wanted, but controlling the unhealthy food ....

In theory we can eat everything with the corresponding insulin.Another thing is that it is easier to have good control with low hydrates diet.

In your case you are on honeymoon, so your body responds well with little or no insulin.
For the hypos is what they call the rule of 15, 15 g of sugar, wait 15 min and look, if it goes down, repeat, but then ready.That explained to me, my diabetological nurse

Ask your nurse from the health center, many are forming them in diabetes and the same can help you until you have an appointment.

The HC table is on the Internet, it tells you how many grams of each food is a ration of HC.It is a PDF.There are also applications.

In theory we can eat everything.In practice there are food impossible to control, which are different according to each person.I can eat an ice cream with insulin but it is impossible for me to eat watermelon without giving a tremendous peak and then a downturn.So it is a matter of each person to see what they can and cannot based error.
The 15 rule seems excessive.15 grams of hydrates rise 75 and it is too much.I use 10 grams and I do well.
But in diabetes there are no absolute truths.

Thanks girls, I will form, although as @isabelbota says I imagine it is more a matter of trial and error ... what a shame that there are no fixed guidelines for all the same, everything would be easier.The other day, a pharmacist told me that in Madrid, private, they were operating to "cure" diabetes ... do you know any of that? ... Good day

@MIryFB80, unfortunately there is a lot of ignorance of this disease.
You will find many people who without bad faith will give you information of doubtful origin as this that "operate diabetes", "that cinnamon the cure" ...
Always consult in health centers, in scientific journals ...
There is a lot of bully with this topic.

I know you are very overwhelmed, but little by little, you'll see ...
If you need anything write me a private when you want.I understand your fear ... And the truth is that they leave us a little "careless" and "free will" ...

Thanks @Silviagrz.I imagined it, but when a pharmacist told me, it already gave me to think, although I imagine that if there was something like that here it would already be known.Thank you again for your help, I will write you without a doubt.Good day.

Live with diabetes ... I already have it !!

@mioryfb80, are operations that are made in obese people type2, operating the digestive system so that food absorption is lower, weight is lost and less insulin is needed.But he doesn't heals anything.If certain patients type 2 can be benefited who still have their own insulin.

Hello everyone.I am writing to see if you can give me light because I am going crazy ...It resembles nothing, today one of the time I had 135 another 95 ..... The same thing happened to me yesterday, but it rang up to 4 times in an hour, always checking it in blood and never "is real."If I have a while or I feel to rest it is worse, it sounds every less time I get up and something goes up but it is as if I could not rest, it has me fried.Has it happened to you, is it normal?I read you.THANK YOU !!

It is normal.The sensor is orient, it is not a real fact.
Sometimes they deviate so much that they are considered failed and change them.
You can also try to calibrate it, entering the capillary measurement data.But for that you have to install another app (unofficial) on the mobile that reads Bluetooth every minute.Diabox
There are several threads in the forum of this.

Thanks Ruthbia

Miryfb80 said:
My name is Miriam, I am 43 years old and I have DM1 diabetes in the initial phase.My C peptide is in 2.4 the GAD65 were positive negative acps.Reading from the outside what I have written gives me the feeling that I understand and, really, I have no idea of ​​anything.My medication is 5 basal units in the morning and a pill of sitagliptin also in the morning.I just wanted to thank you for this forum that has helped me so much in these 2 months.
I still have much to learn and so many doubts that they do not leave my head calm, it will be a matter of time.Thanks again.I read you.

Hi Miriam!Reideing you I felt very identified, I am 35 years old and a half ago they diagnosed me as Lada.I was this week only with the basal at night.Me glycosilada was always 7 until the last one that was 8.3 so I decided to ask my doctor to add fast insulin for each bolus and I tell you that although it implies more punctures I appreciate having done it.Not only do I not get out of
Range of the acceptable but also now I have more freedom when eating, I can give myself a taste like a pizza or hamburger with fries, etc., without going to 300 and that is very comforting!In my case, and I suppose the majority, it has been essential to exercise and accept that for something we touched us, we have to learn surely, to take care of ourselves, love more.I am new in the forum but it has served me a lot, so I try to add my grain of sand.You are not alone and as I always say, we are usual bugs, one gets used to whatever is so you will cope with very well you will see!A hug, Gonzalo.-

Hi Gonzalo, thank you for spending a time of your life, you always appreciate being able to read.Something similar happens to me, not getting quickly, if as "as before" it goes up and since I do not have the fast insulin because those meals out of the "normal" no longer do them, it can be said that I would not like it, I would like it,But it is what there is.The other day I went to the diabetic unit, a glyc of 5'9 and without ups and downs, which told me that it was almost the most important.As for edation, they did not give me any, they have summoned me for July 2 there they will tell me, but for now or count ch know ...
Are you still lad?Do you stop being lada and pass to 1 when you no longer have a peptide c or very little right? ...
Thank you again for your support and your words, we are in contact.A hug and, to take care of yourself !!

Lada and type 1 are almost the same.In the end we need exogenous insulin in both cases, the difference is that the Lada have honeymoon and type 1, very little or nothing.
It is noticing when one day, suddenly, you are 150 and does not go down, the reservation was exhausted, and although there is "something" insulin is irrelevant.
The good thing is that the ladas do not have abrupt declines, that little insulin protects us.

Lada is "latent autoimmune diabetes in adults", that is, a type1 that appears in adults instead of children.