Kei
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Parent of person with diabetes
The doctor was pleased with his progress so far. He has been diagnosed for less than a month, so we haven't yet got his insulin balance right, but he's doing quite well, and not wetting the bed any more unless he goes VERY high in the night.
He was going high at the start of the night (19 - 24) then dropping to 3 or lower by 03:00 in the morning. The doctor decided to switch him to Novorapid after his dinner instead of Mixtard before it, so he's not getting any long-acting insulin in the evening. It worked well last night. He did still go high at bedtime, but I think that's because his dinner and supper were too close together. I tested through the night, and he dropped slowly. This morning he was 4.7 on waking. 🙂 It looks as though, because we caught it so early, he's still producing just enough insulin to get him through the night and the Mixtard was causing the hypos.
He was going high at the start of the night (19 - 24) then dropping to 3 or lower by 03:00 in the morning. The doctor decided to switch him to Novorapid after his dinner instead of Mixtard before it, so he's not getting any long-acting insulin in the evening. It worked well last night. He did still go high at bedtime, but I think that's because his dinner and supper were too close together. I tested through the night, and he dropped slowly. This morning he was 4.7 on waking. 🙂 It looks as though, because we caught it so early, he's still producing just enough insulin to get him through the night and the Mixtard was causing the hypos.