Annette
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Shirley, would a liquid hypo treatment perhaps work better at night? (eg, fruit juice, lucozade, full fat coke, whatever he'll drink) - it could just be that his circadian rhythms slow down his digestion at night, so a liquid might be absorbed better that one that needs more digestion?Jamie was 8 this morning after a night of lows. He has been unwell for a few days so insulin increased and had a lovely steady within range day yesterday UNTIL bedtime when he dropped like a stone. Gave biscuit and jelly babies and monitored every 20 minutes between 11pm and 2am until he started to stabilise. Does anyone else have this problem in the night? Jelly babies in the day seem to work very quickly, at night, so slow. Was then up again at 3am and 5am and finally up at 7am so suffering from sleep deprivation. Have reduced insulin today. I hate diabetes today and with these sort of days worry about what will happen when we are not around anymore to be vigilant, sorry dark 4am thoughts!