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bev said:
... it does seem that changing to lantus may help to solve the problems...
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Hi bev, I've only ever been on lantus, and as you've probably read in some of my previous threads I did have some problems getting the dose right so I didn't hypo in the night. However, now that I seem to have the right dose I am very steady through the night (and the following day, unless I mess up my bolus!). It can sting a little due to the way it is formulated (see my post 'Lantus and Levemir - how they work' http://www.diabetessupport.co.uk/boards/showthread.php?t=1719 ) but it's not that bad and doesn't always.

Of course, I am a 50-year-old man and Alex is a young boy, so his experiences may be radically different to mine, but I do hope you get something sorted soon.🙂
 
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