mark ruth Re: Re: tight control for heart patients?

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oh believe me mark i am listening my blood sugars since feburary have been

pretty good i have had a few wild ones but i get them right down not like i used

to .

i dont want any business in the hospital if i can help it .

Re: tight control for heart patients?

My indocrinologist does not want to see a glr below 80. I have all kinds of

fibrilations, atrial and ventricular ones, and when I started taking a daily

magnesium pill of 400 mg most of those gflutters went away. Of course I also

take the heart drug Coreg daily, as prescribed by the doctor. I don't believe a

magnesium would do you any harm. In fact it may do you some good. When I am

having a low glr my ticker feels uncomfortable with extra flutters.

The doctor does not want to see me go over 180, but I often have glr's well

over 200 with an ocasional one over 300, but infrequently.just saying, Harry

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