mum2westiesGill
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Will it be ok to do a correction after this length of time? I've got 0.06u left from breakfast
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Will it be ok to do a correction after this length of time? I've got 0.06u left from breakfast
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I think you need to ask your DSN for their advice about these sorts of thing @mum2westiesGill - folks here can only say what they would do themselves, which may not be what would be right for you 🙂
Some people are happy to let their doses overlap. Others try to make sure one is finished before the next is taken - bit pf course it depends on how the duration of insulin action has been set up. Generally rapid insulins last for 4-5 hours, but they do tail off at the end.
Some people are happy to let their doses overlap. Others try to make sure one is finished before the next is taken - bit pf course it depends on how the duration of insulin action has been set up. Generally rapid insulins last for 4-5 hours, but they do tail off at the end.
Wow, that's a very complicated looking user interface.
It's tricky to work out what is going on with the large prevalence given to averages. The graph at the top has no axis data so is pretty difficult to follow as well.
It looks to me like you might have been above 10.0 for several hours and it looks like it's still rising.
As Mike says, I could only tell you what I would do but it looks like whatever you are eating at that time, is still burning away well after your bolus has run out (assuming you took the bolus at 6am).
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