hellen_maggie
Member Since 2025
11/03 Maggie AMPS 390 / +3 290 / +5.40 235
Hi everyone,
I would really appreciate your thoughts about Maggie’s numbers over the last few days which have not been good. For the last 2 days she doesn’t seem to drop below 250.
Yesterday’s data: AMPS 350, +2.40 251, +5.30 272 / PMPS 366, +3 282, +6 245
After about +3 she doesn’t continue dropping. Instead, the numbers either stay about the same or start rising again.
Nothing has really changed in her routine. The only thing I’ve noticed is that she has again developed some small skin eruptions on her ears and on her face (above the eyes where the fur is thinner). They seem itchy and she scratches them. This usually happens when she has an allergy flare-up. I honestly don’t know what she is allergic to, but I suspect it may be food related (Ι suspect IBD, which is why I am trying to transition her to a novel protein diet with very limited ingredients. I plan to investigate this further at her next vet visit and blood tests.) Following my vet’s instructions, I have been applying a small amount of a topical cortisone ointment on the affected areas. I’ve been doing this for the last 3 days and it seems the allergy is not spreading (at least no new spots or small wounds have appeared). Could this allergy flare be affecting her glucose numbers? Do you think this could explain the higher values? or should I consider increasing the dose?
Thank you in advance for any advice.
Hi everyone,
I would really appreciate your thoughts about Maggie’s numbers over the last few days which have not been good. For the last 2 days she doesn’t seem to drop below 250.
Yesterday’s data: AMPS 350, +2.40 251, +5.30 272 / PMPS 366, +3 282, +6 245
After about +3 she doesn’t continue dropping. Instead, the numbers either stay about the same or start rising again.
Nothing has really changed in her routine. The only thing I’ve noticed is that she has again developed some small skin eruptions on her ears and on her face (above the eyes where the fur is thinner). They seem itchy and she scratches them. This usually happens when she has an allergy flare-up. I honestly don’t know what she is allergic to, but I suspect it may be food related (Ι suspect IBD, which is why I am trying to transition her to a novel protein diet with very limited ingredients. I plan to investigate this further at her next vet visit and blood tests.) Following my vet’s instructions, I have been applying a small amount of a topical cortisone ointment on the affected areas. I’ve been doing this for the last 3 days and it seems the allergy is not spreading (at least no new spots or small wounds have appeared). Could this allergy flare be affecting her glucose numbers? Do you think this could explain the higher values? or should I consider increasing the dose?
Thank you in advance for any advice.
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