ViviansMom
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Vivian is on novalog, I'm new with this so it may sound dumb but what is AIC?
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Cystic Fibrosis Related Diabetes
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ViviansMom
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Vivian is on novalog, I'm new with this so it may sound dumb but what is AIC?
ViviansMom
New member
Vivian is on novalog, I'm new with this so it may sound dumb but what is AIC?
ViviansMom
New member
Vivian is on novalog, I'm new with this so it may sound dumb but what is AIC?
Okay a Hemoglobin A1C is a test the endocrinologists do with primarily a finger poke. They check over the course of the last three months to whether or not her blood sugars have been high, low, or within normal range.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.
Okay a Hemoglobin A1C is a test the endocrinologists do with primarily a finger poke. They check over the course of the last three months to whether or not her blood sugars have been high, low, or within normal range.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.
Okay a Hemoglobin A1C is a test the endocrinologists do with primarily a finger poke. They check over the course of the last three months to whether or not her blood sugars have been high, low, or within normal range.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.
Okay a Hemoglobin A1C is a test the endocrinologists do with primarily a finger poke. They check over the course of the last three months to whether or not her blood sugars have been high, low, or within normal range.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.
Okay a Hemoglobin A1C is a test the endocrinologists do with primarily a finger poke. They check over the course of the last three months to whether or not her blood sugars have been high, low, or within normal range.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.
Okay a Hemoglobin A1C is a test the endocrinologists do with primarily a finger poke. They check over the course of the last three months to whether or not her blood sugars have been high, low, or within normal range.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.
6.1-6.5 is normal, and anything else either high (above 6.6) or low (below 6.0).
And the reason that I asked about the insulin is because they may be able to do the ratio with her. Schyler's is currently 1 unit to 20 grams of carbohydrates per meal. And if his BS is up at snack times, when we check it, he gets 1/2 unit per every 50 that it's above 150.
If none of this makes sense, let me know. I will try to help you as much as i can. I know i was very confused when I started all of this.