Highs and changing basal rates
I up'ed all my basal rates by .5 and now seem to be doing better but I don't understand the sudden need for more insulin.
This isn't due to pod placement either, that much I have ruled out and my weight is the same as it has been for awhile now. Just confused, wondering if anyone else has had the same issue??
Thanks Everyone!!
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Permalink Reply by Robin M on -
Hummmmm, I kind of know what you mean. My mornings #'s hagh gone up recently and I am still trying to adjust it. Not sure shy they are up. I guess I am jus older.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Rizzo on -
Have you tried using a different bottle of insulin? Sometimes a bottle can go bad and become less effective (or not effective at all).
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Permalink Reply by Alesha McElvogue-Calonkey on -
I just got a new bottle today, have to change my pod tonight so we'll see what happens!
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Permalink Reply by **myriah** on -
i've been feeling like that lately, too! the past 2 days i feel i've just been creeping up....ugh! and i changed my pod lastnight....not sure what's going on....
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