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joe callery
DAFNE Graduate
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 4 posts |
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JayBee
DAFNE Graduate
James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 587 posts |
At initial glance, some of the higher numbers appear to be because your QA doses may still be working (for example, when having dinner around 4.30pm and then testing again at gone 7pm, that's only 3 hours when QA can take up to 5hours). I am not sure why you would take on 7CP for 7.5BG on Sat 16/11... is this hypo fear response? |
Garry
DAFNE Graduate
North Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust 328 posts |
Have you been asked to up your target range joe from the normal 4.5 to 7.5 or 8.0 by your Health Care Professional team? Thanks. |
joe callery
DAFNE Graduate
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 4 posts |
yes garry as i was taking a lot of severe hypo's and have lost my warning signs so it was advised to have a higher target to start off with |
joe callery
DAFNE Graduate
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 4 posts |
hi jaybee this is what is getting me so mixed up is a quick acting insulin takes 5 hours to work means you can never really get it under control due to say eating 3 hours after your breakfast you can only cover cps without testing your blood and then constantly adding time on to the next time you can test your blood ?.i normally go to bed about 4 in the morning so breakfast is at 12 and normally dinner is at 7pm but the dafne way is supposed to let you change things and live freely but i have found this not to be the case for me |
novorapidboi26
DAFNE Graduate
NHS Lanarkshire 1,819 posts |
5 hours is a maximum, you should test to see how long it actually does last for you personally..... |
joe callery
DAFNE Graduate
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 4 posts |
no i dont snack a lot but days where i go to the football i do eat more but then am doing a lot more exercise and i was taking a lot of hypo's but that has been greatly reduced it is just frustrating when things dont work out the way you expect them to ? |
novorapidboi26
DAFNE Graduate
NHS Lanarkshire 1,819 posts |
i can definitely agree with that.......... just record as much information as you can when you are doing things outside your normal routine, this should help you come up with a plan of attack. It will never be perfect though, that's something I have accepted.... ![]() |