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I posted this under Introduce Myself, thought I should post in the right place :smile:
I am a newly diagnosed T1 and am on Lantus (5 units per night right before bed) and Novolog (now 1 unit per 15g carbs - was 1:20, but that was not helping).
Went to bed last night with BGL at 104. No food for two hours before bed. Woke up this morning at 114. Had a cup of tea with two packets of Stevia and a splash of Soy milk. Two hours after waking, BGL 132. What the heck?
So, my question is, do I up my doseage of my Novolog with my breakfast to bring my BGL down? As I have not had my Novolog this morning, it would not be stacking.
Also, I am taking my Novolog about 20 minutes before I eat. Yet an hour or two after I eat, my BGL is consistantly up 20-30 points. Eventually, as in 4 hours or more, it starts coming down. Any ideas?
Any advice is appreciated!
Thanks,
Jeremy
I am a newly diagnosed T1 and am on Lantus (5 units per night right before bed) and Novolog (now 1 unit per 15g carbs - was 1:20, but that was not helping).
Went to bed last night with BGL at 104. No food for two hours before bed. Woke up this morning at 114. Had a cup of tea with two packets of Stevia and a splash of Soy milk. Two hours after waking, BGL 132. What the heck?
So, my question is, do I up my doseage of my Novolog with my breakfast to bring my BGL down? As I have not had my Novolog this morning, it would not be stacking.
Also, I am taking my Novolog about 20 minutes before I eat. Yet an hour or two after I eat, my BGL is consistantly up 20-30 points. Eventually, as in 4 hours or more, it starts coming down. Any ideas?
Any advice is appreciated!
Thanks,
Jeremy