Hello from Girona

Thanks for the forum to the creators and participants.

I'm David, 49 years old
I measure 1.88 and weight around 115

Type 1 diabetic

I take metformin in the morning and at night,
Aporvastatin, Ameride and Eutirox.

ME PICK VICTOOZA in the morning and abasaglar at night, after dinner

I have dizziness lately.

My diet is based on water, vegetables, salads, and turkey, chicken, fish.

I also take fruit and natural yogurts, basically.

The analysis goes well.I am a little baffled.I am between 120 ... 180.

I walk about 10,000 daily steps, I sleep quite well, with CPAP.

I use watches to control sleep, steps, and Google FIT application.

Greetings to all, and
I hope to learn a lot reading you

😊😊😊😊😊

P.S.I had a mild brain infarction in 2018.

koper said:
thanks for the forum to creators and participants.

I'm David, 49 years old
I measure 1.88 and weight around 115

Type 1 diabetic

I take metformin in the morning and at night,
Aporvastatin, Ameride and Eutirox.

ME PICK VICTOOZA in the morning and abasaglar at night, after dinner

I have dizziness lately.

My diet is based on water, vegetables, salads, and turkey, chicken, fish.

I also take fruit and natural yogurts, basically.

The analysis goes well.I am a little baffled.I am between 120 ... 180.

I walk about 10,000 daily steps, I sleep quite well, with CPAP.

I use watches to control sleep, steps, and Google FIT application.

Greetings to all, and
I hope to learn a lot reading you

😊😊😊😊😊

P.S.I had a mild cerebral infarction in 2018.

Hi David, welcome.
Type1?
Is that your medication is typical type 2 ...
Victoza is only used for type 2. In fact put it in the prospect, not usable in type 1.
And type 1 need fast insulin and you don't put yourself.
Come on, you'll be type 2

Thank you, I suspect that my doctor does not find out, this week I go with another ...

thank you!!!

Well, the least is the name.The important thing that the medication is doing well and you are controlled.
Here we are for what we can help you.

koper said:
thanks, I suspect that my doctor does not find out, this week I go with another ...

Thanks !!!

You will be type 2 only that you put insulin because your pancreas no longer produces but that does not mean that you are type 1 just to put insulin.As they tell you, your medication is for type 2.

thank you!!

@koper, welcome to the forum.
Ask your doctor how much you have glycosilada.A diabetes is well controlled if it is below 7, better if it is 6.
If the glycosilada is above 7, you will have to readjust the treatment, it may not be fast at meals, but if that happens you have to treat you the specialist, the endocrine.
I don't know if you have glucometer, to measure after meals, in addition to fasting.
If the glycosilada is below 7, you are well treated.

Welcome to the forum, David!(@koper)

It is a pleasure to have you here with us.Thank you for sharing your history and your daily routine with respect to type 1 diabetes. It is clear that you are making a great effort to take care of your health, and it is admirable to see the dedication you put in your diet, medication and physical activity.

I am sorry to hear that you have been experiencing dizziness lately.Although your analysis goes well, it is important that you consult with your doctor or endocrinologist about any new or worrying symptom.They can offer you a more specific guidance based on your medical history and your current medications.

It's great that you are using technological tools to monitor your health and physical activity.I am sure that many members here also use similar applications and devices and could share their experiences and advice with you.

Finally, I hope you find a lot of useful information and support in this forum.The community is here to help you and learn together.Do not hesitate to ask any questions or share your experiences.

A big hug and here we are to support us!😊🌟

P.S.I hope you are well after cerebral infarction in 2018. It is important to take into account all aspects of our health.Take care of yourself!

Thanks for answering so fast!

Glycosylated hemoglobin
.
GLICADA HEMOGLOBIN (A1C) -ifc-Sang
↑ 77
mmol/mol 25 -43
1
GLICADA HEMOGLOBIN (A1C) -Sang
9.20% ↑

Of course, your doctor does not find

If your glycosilada is 9.2 it is very high.Check your medication.
I think they would have to look at you the C peptide, which indicates if you still produce insulin and how much.I tell you because Victaza does not work if you do not produce (it could be the reason that your glyc is so high despite the medication and what you say you take care of yourself).And if you no longer produce insulin you need quickly in addition to the slow one you already put on.It is my case, for example.
What is clear is that you are not well controlled with the current treatment.

thank you!

Welcome. You have a quite high glycosylated.

The first would have to know fixed if it is type 1 or type 2.
Have you made antibodies or peptide C?
The way to handle diabetes and medications is not the same in type 1 or 2
Eutirox Is it for the thyroid, right?I think it is related to type 1

Proteïnes
.
Proteïna C reactive (PCR) -Sèrum
0.07
mg/dl

@koper, you need to see you the endocrine.Tell your doctor to derive the specialist, that this glycosilada has to go down at two points, at least.
I think they will have to change the treatment.
All the best.