I cant answer that I'm afraid, correction factors aren't the same for everyone and needs to be learned by that person, it can also depend on time of day what their correction factor is, the general rule that everyone is started on (and I'm not advising just stating what people are generally told to begin with) is 1 unit NR brings BG down by 3mmol but as I say for some its not that easy and it can vary widely xx
You do have to be very cautious with corrections when you are ill, especially if you aren't able to eat, as that can make it difficult to treat a low should it happen. I once got very ill and couldn't eat, or even sip liquid and keep it down 😱 I still had to do corrections though because my levels were in high double figures, so I tried to inject just enough novorapid to bring me down to about 12 mmol/l.
I only correct by 1 unit @Michael12421 when I’m high. If you’re not used to using correction doses, less is more, and monitor closely afterwards. Get well soon!
My fence in Southampton always got blown to bits in strong winds
Here in Harrogate I've got a leylandii hedge whic is fine in the strongest of winds, but it does need cutting every year! 🙂
Yes I heard on the news something to do with the first went to a training day at the second school, risk still low though, the first Scotland case is in the Tayside area which I come under too and there's been uproar on social media as people think they should be told the name of the person involved 🙄 xx
