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@mags1234, glad that you have found us.
There are a variety of reasons why your glucose levels might rise, but with your levels as high as they are at present it is important to liaise with your Health Care Professionals to discuss ways in which you can reduce them.
Are you coming down with something. I know when I get il. My glucose levels can soar, and it takes a lot of work for me to keep them down and in range.
You mention that you are using 14 units of Novorapid at your mealtimes. Do you change this at all?
If you have high levels after your meals it would suggest that the insulin is not matching the amount of carbohydrates that you are eating. You could discuss with your HCP how you could make adjustments.
In the meantime it would be useful for you, and them to know how many carbs you are eating at each meal. An awareness of this could than help you to reduce this by changing what you eat or reducing portion sizes in order to get your post meal levels more in range.
Keep in touch and I am sure someone with T2 will be along with some other suggestions.
With such high levels you must be feeling very tired.