Morning a 7.6 for me but a much later start as 2 of our dogs are having a little holiday and don’t get lie ins often.Good morning. 6.5. This cold weather is definitely affecting my BGs, ie making them higher than the norm for me, I’m having to wait almost an hour for breakfast and even then the number has hardly budged. I’m going to pre bolus for longer for all my other meals from today to see if it helps. I’ve raised my basal by a half unit morning and night and added on a half unit correction to my bolus doses. TIR is 92% which I know is perfectly acceptable but I’m usually nearer the 95/96%. Anyone else getting this?
Today it’s another cold day, -8! It’s going to be a nice day though so we’re going to get wrapped up and go for, hopefully, a decent length walk. The most I’ve walked is 3 miles these last few weeks, my back just hasn’t been up to anymore, but I have felt an improvement these last few days and I want to try it out. Mr Eggy is a bit reluctant but I’ve persuaded him to let me have a go at least, we won’t be going anywhere isolated, I’ll stick to local routes where if the worst came to the worst I could get a bus or a taxi! Now how do I play this with my insulin? It’ll be interesting to see if the walking makes a difference. Lots of snacks and hypo remedies will be packed.
Have a good day and keep warm folks.
Wonder if it is the cold that has got my levels up as the last 2-3 days have been noticeably higher and even went up to 12-13 which hardly ever happens.
My TIR range has dropped to 90% for last few days which again I know is very good but is normally 97/98%. In fairness I have been very relaxed and had some very carby meals and bolus after rather than before the meal so thought it was that but had not thought about effect of cold as first time experienced very low temperatures with it.
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