Tracking Your Period in Diabetes

The first indication of that problem was nosebleeds. That only happened once a month and it took us a while to figure out. It was literally happening on a cycle. The minute she went on the birth control and the second round of birth control and it straightened out her periods, the nosebleeds never happened again. You have to track your period. Yes. Maybe for six months before you'll be able to wrap your head around it a little bit. But then along with the lines of even planning a pregnancy, the goal in diabetes is to have pretty optimized management prior to conception.

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