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A newbie to the forum, but not to diabetes!

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I take my background insulin at night. I adjust it if I've had a hypo, or, if I'm high in the morning, I adjust it the forthcoming evening. I need to increase it when I've not been to the gym for a few days! Only two units, nothing drastic. Do you find a pump gives you far better control?
 
Greys said:
I take my background insulin at night. I adjust it if I've had a hypo, or, if I'm high in the morning, I adjust it the forthcoming evening. I need to increase it when I've not been to the gym for a few days! Only two units, nothing drastic. Do you find a pump gives you far better control?
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Much better, yes. Long acting insulins were completely unpredictable for me!
 
Hello Greys, welcome to the forum.
 
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