Guest guest Posted December 29, 2003 Report Share Posted December 29, 2003 Does anyone else have elevated blood sugar levels after night feeds? Just curious. Seems like the diagnosis is being based on higher levels which are always after night feeds. is on Nutren 2.0. She gets 4 cans a night. There are 500 calories in each can. They usually checked her blood sugar levels 2 hours after meals but one time decided to check it immediately after disconnecting from night feeds. Since hospital stay we have decided to stop night feeds until CFRD official diagnosis. She was put on Periactin while in hospital and has actually gained weight. She hasn't been gaining weight in past year or so. She has gained almost 10 pounds on periactin. Sue Pettit of Tupelo, Mississippi mom to (17 wocf) driving and being the most responsible 17 yo I have ever seen, (13 wocf) playing baseball, football, band, and whatever else he can get into, and (12 wcf) into all sports, enjoying lots of friends, running full speed and doing all she can---diagnosed at 8 days of age at LeBonheur Childrens Medical Center in Memphis, Tennessee, now seeing Doctors Lyrene and Makris (and lots of other wonderful folks, of course) at UAB Children's Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2003 Report Share Posted December 29, 2003 Sure, but they will medicate her for that. Be sure to ask. n ? about night feeds Does anyone else have elevated blood sugar levels after night feeds? Just curious. Seems like the diagnosis is being based on higher levels which are always after night feeds. is on Nutren 2.0. She gets 4 cans a night. There are 500 calories in each can. They usually checked her blood sugar levels 2 hours after meals but one time decided to check it immediately after disconnecting from night feeds. Since hospital stay we have decided to stop night feeds until CFRD official diagnosis. She was put on Periactin while in hospital and has actually gained weight. She hasn't been gaining weight in past year or so. She has gained almost 10 pounds on periactin. Sue Pettit of Tupelo, Mississippi mom to (17 wocf) driving and being the most responsible 17 yo I have ever seen, (13 wocf) playing baseball, football, band, and whatever else he can get into, and (12 wcf) into all sports, enjoying lots of friends, running full speed and doing all she can---diagnosed at 8 days of age at LeBonheur Childrens Medical Center in Memphis, Tennessee, now seeing Doctors Lyrene and Makris (and lots of other wonderful folks, of course) at UAB Children's Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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