Oh Dear....I would call my doctor or a dietician.

Yep I agree call the Doc.

I think I'm ok. I just ate around 4 cups of brown rice + an orange and some fudge. 2hrs later, I'm back to 140. :)

I think it's normal, since I was really border line to start with anyway.

Perhaps since you are working out and eating right, you might get to cut your meds.....I'm not the doctor, so don't quite me on that.
I just did 20 minutes worth of salsa dancing......I bet I need a healthy snack as my BS was border low before dancing.

You are doing good. Keep listening to your body (and doctor) as they will be your best guide.

thanks, yea, I really think its the extended exercise. I think my body kind of "woke up" and said.... oh this guy needs more energy, keep on burning that sugar

Be sure when you eat something to raise your levels, that you have some protein with it, or you might crash later.

you do realize CARBS are SUGARS?????

(you have the simple refined kind and then the complex ones which are the carbs)

you need to discuss what you are doing with the doctor also

If you are having this happen a lot, I would speak to your doctor asap. It will hamper any weight loss efforts, since you are having to eat all the time. It is also potentially very dangerous, if it keeps happening or gets worse as you could pass out and end up in all kinds of trouble. So look into medical ID jewellery and a glucagon pen in case you are unable to eat/drink. Tell any people you spend significant time with that you are diabetic and what to do if you pass out, especially staff at any gym you attend, make sure the first aider knows. Don't exercise alone, ever, if you are prone to lows. Keep food supplies and also testing supplies anywhere you spend time (work, car, gym locker).

If you are low or have been recently, do not drive. Diabetes UK say wait 45 minutes after your blood sugar has returned to normal before driving.

Call your doctor and push to get off the meds. Without knowing you, those numbers seem really good, so we can't see why you are medications to begin with.

Eating as you described can push you into diabetic condition, with or without medications. No person should be eating like that.

Your body healed really quick, and you should be proud of your weight. Now, take control of your sick care doctor and be in control of your health!

yes, it does seem like I'm starting to gain a few pounds back and I think I may have to stop the medication.

I don't feel good at all these past few days.

Have you spoken to your doctor? Don't stop the meds without talking to them.

As Lizzie says DON"T stop your meds without checking with doctor.

Just because a person is in control, doesn't mean they automatically can come off meds, it just doesn't always happen, many on insulin for instance can't come off meds, even me I can't come off my meds, I have tried and it doesn't work no matter what someone says about getting off all meds. The meds are helping us to keep control and sometimes they need to be tweaked so please always check with doctor first, could be something else

new to this group but this terrifies me. first of all dont eat piles of sugar, reboud effect will make it worse.
complex carbs and lots of fibler will help you not to yoyo so much. do see your health care provider and ask to talk to a dietitian.

Welcome Normaeh....this doesn't have to be terrifying first thing to do is take a deep breath and relax, you can do this, in time it will become second nature...yes this disease is scary, causes lots of complications if not controlled but do know it can be controlled and many do for many years, we have a lot of members who have this for years and do very well.

One thing to watch out for tho, is the quick fixes, and the miracle cures etc, this is for life and there is no cure, etc and always run things past your doctor, and talk to us