Sorry for the late report, had a very bad night and morning.
Last evening, for social/family reasons I partook of a very thin crust pizza, just less than half of a 10 inch. Nothing else of note. I’d pre bolussed, and two hours later checked the BG and it was down to 5.6, noting the expected lift after eating to around 8. Fine bit of bolussing, and an hour later took my evening Levemir. Checked my BG, 13.2. with an upward arrow on the Libre. This is now four hours after eating. Got exactly the same result on fingerprick. 30 minutes later, 15.2. A whack of Humalog did nothing. 1 in the morning it hadn’t changed. 2 in the morning no change. Another slug of Humalog (that’s the panic dose) then went to sleep.
So guess what I woke up on? 12.2, again confirmed by BG. Mind you , that was 11.30: but it was a sedately decline from the previous high with no evidence of Humalog denting. A morning correction and morning Levemir has got me back to normal, cruising along in range.
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You know what the most interesting thing is about this? Twice I got identical numbers on the Libre and blood test.
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The second interesting thing, is where the f*** did all that come from? And where did the Humalog go? It’s working today, so it’s not a duff pen. Same needle (of course), and I’m not sickening for anything.
Answers, as usual on a postcard to the Diabetes Fairy, Harrogate. The postman knows where to deliver.