How dangerous is a 300 plus sugar count for a type 2 diabetic?

Question

Can long term high sugar counts cause major health problems? Is there a quick way to get your sugar count down through diet?

Answer 1

Exercise is vital: many diabetics could control their diabetes with diet and exercise but many are also too lazy to do so & would rather take a shot than do the work. But yes, 300 is very high and you can look up the many severe health problems caused by long term high sugar counts. For one, bacteria LOVE sugary bodily tissues, so diabetics are much more prone to all kinds of infections and the infections are harder to eradicate and get out of control much more easily. Think gangrene, blood sepsis, organ failure, etc. Stop looking for quick fixes and commit to a major lifestyle change.

Answer 2

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Answer 4

An all protein diet will get your sugar down faster than anything. As far as long term effects, there's blindness, loss of limbs, heart disease, stroke, kidney failure, etc. Or you could just end up like me with diabetic gastroparesis. That means your stomach doesn't empty out when you eat so you get horrible abdominal pains. Your best bet is to get a consult with a dietician and learn how to manage it, but it probably is not going to be without some medication at the levels you are talking about.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Yea I had 450 when I found out at dr's office---life was going to be different---guess i don't want 2 risk factors for heart attack and stroke. So, Da-----I have a diebetic diet. First to go is any junk food, any sweet drink, hard cheese. Now I have a glucose meter and use it am before meal. and pm 2hrs after meal. My numbers are down to 140 each time and that is 2weeks into this and taking metformin( helps alot) . So, I am 52 and serious about it. What are you? I heard about a trucker who knew his high score like you, and for 5yrs did nothing about it. He had 3, heart attacks and now follows his diabetic diet and has his ac1 to 6.5. He was dumber than Iam going to be cause I am wising up now.

Answer 7

300 is very bad. its very high. it causes damage in the legs and eyes and other organs. you need to check the blood 4 x a day like the man on tv tells you to. it is the best way. you can eat 6 small meals and keep it down dieting is best way but its not like dieting to lose but you will doing it right. you are not starving yourself. you are eating right. its salads veggies, lean meats, fruit etc. you hae to learn to balance it and read your bloodsugars all the time.

Answer 8

300b/s is high, and usually requires additional insulin coverage. Yes diet is VERY important in keeping blood sugar levels near normal, but stress,exersice has a lot to keep it in normal ranges also.

Answer 9

300 not good. Fast.

Answer 10

Blindness, gangrene, heart disease, renal failure.