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Rising glucose levels an hour after exercising
by Cinney, May 13, 2008 11:28AM
My father has Type II diabetes. I was diagonosed as pre-diabetic a year ago and while I've tested under 100 for two doctor visits, and am not longer considered pre-diabetic, in monitoring myself, I find lately I'm over 100 a couple times a week. My diet is excellent--I'm very careful.. Two things. This morning I woke up with a 110 reading and wonder if the D-Mannnose and Cranberry tablets I'm taking for urinary tract discomfort has affected that reading. Secondly, when I returned from an intensive 2-hour hike an hour ago my reading was 102. Now it's 116. ( I ate a high fiber cereal and cherries for breakfast before the hike.) Shouldn't my levels be heading lower an hour after this hike--not higher?
Cinney
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