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Blood sugar at 3 months blood test

How long did it take for your blood sugar to go below 100 at morning fasting? I had my blood work done today. My regular dr is also testing me for the antibodies to see if I could be type 1 diabetic because autoimmune runs in my family. (My mom got type 1 at 75 years old just last year) my sugar is still running around 150 in the mornings. I'm keeping positive thoughts that it is just type 2 and will eventually go down to a normal level.

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This will be a very individual thing. Our bodies are all different & how one person’s body responds is not how your body will necessarily react. Will your blood sugar drop? Yes. How long will it take is anyone’s guess. How low it will get again is anyone’s guess. Just know it will decrease.

Unfortunately, if type 1 is a genetic consideration, you can’t diet or lose weight that away. Though your changed diet will go a long way towards helping you manage it if you do develop type 1. Hopefully it may skip you.

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