@Ruthbia Thanks for your spirits and advice. From what I know about diabetes, in the guidelines of the endocrine there is a margin of maneuver that I learn to clarify by asking the specialists and the…
Alberto, Thank you very much for your help.Little by little I know more diabetes.It has served your references to basal and postpondrial glycemia. Thank you also for making me see that, in the case of…
Alberto, Thanks for your help.I'm glad you will recover from pancreatitis. I did not know the existence of the DM3.I will try to read about it. On Friday we have a visit with the endocrine and I will …
Alberto, Thanks for your interest. This is the information about my father (93 years). Chronology - 2004, acute pancreatitis. In the background of the Emergency Sheet, it appears that it has type 2 di…
Thank you very much for the help, 2piuviato1frts! Yes, my father (93 years old) takes slow insulin, glargine.In December, its fasting rank before breakfast between 104 and 122 (from 11 to 6 u.). Take …
Thanks, Merche! Yes, for a year, my father follows the pattern of the endocrine of every three days adjust the dose, and it has done well. The impression of what I am reading and listening to doctors …
Good night, My father, 93, has type 2 diabetes. His endocrine scheduled to change the dose of insulin 1 unit every three days according to the glycemia average of that period. I have read that other s…
Hello, My 93 -year -old father usually has a glass of red wine (14.5%) a day while eats.His endocrine told me that if it was just a bit, he could do it. Recently, a relative offered two Ferrero Rocher…
Red wine affects the chocolates?
@0diabetes Thank you very much for the reference! Guilem
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@Ruthbia Thanks for your spirits and advice. From what I know about diabetes, in the guidelines of the endocrine there is a margin of maneuver that I learn to clarify by asking the specialists and the…
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Thank you, Regina, for your mood. Guillem
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Alberto, Thank you very much for your help.Little by little I know more diabetes.It has served your references to basal and postpondrial glycemia. Thank you also for making me see that, in the case of…
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Alberto, Thanks for your help.I'm glad you will recover from pancreatitis. I did not know the existence of the DM3.I will try to read about it. On Friday we have a visit with the endocrine and I will …
Read comment →Can sudden changes be made in the insulin dose?
Alberto, Thanks for your interest. This is the information about my father (93 years). Chronology - 2004, acute pancreatitis. In the background of the Emergency Sheet, it appears that it has type 2 di…
Read comment →Can sudden changes be made in the insulin dose?
Thank you very much for the help, 2piuviato1frts! Yes, my father (93 years old) takes slow insulin, glargine.In December, its fasting rank before breakfast between 104 and 122 (from 11 to 6 u.). Take …
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Thank you very much, Regina.
Read comment →Can sudden changes be made in the insulin dose?
Thanks, Merche! Yes, for a year, my father follows the pattern of the endocrine of every three days adjust the dose, and it has done well. The impression of what I am reading and listening to doctors …
Read comment →Can sudden changes be made in the insulin dose?
Good night, My father, 93, has type 2 diabetes. His endocrine scheduled to change the dose of insulin 1 unit every three days according to the glycemia average of that period. I have read that other s…
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Thank you very much for your help, Alberto Guillem
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Thank you very much for the help, Sherpa Guillem
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Good morning, Please, why water low blood? Thank you, Guillem
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Thank you very much, Alberto! Guillem
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Thank you very much for answering, Jldiazdel. Please, why does the chocolate go up glycemia and wine not? Guillem
Read comment →Red wine affects the chocolates?
Hello, My 93 -year -old father usually has a glass of red wine (14.5%) a day while eats.His endocrine told me that if it was just a bit, he could do it. Recently, a relative offered two Ferrero Rocher…
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Hello, My name is Guillem and my father has been diabetic for many years.Thanks for your contributions, they are very helpful. Greetings, Guillem
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