Surely it cant make that much of a difference?

[Kaylz]

Adjusting pre-blousing by 1 minute!? I had a rise of 2.5mmol post-meal on Tuesday, same timing on Wednesday but a slightly bigger rise of 2.9mmol so yesterday pre-bloused by 1 extra minute and only had a rise of 1.4mmol as far as I'm aware I was no more energetic than usual doing the dishes afterwards lol x

 

[Davein]

Adjusting pre-blousing by 1 minute!? I had a rise of 2.5mmol post-meal on Tuesday, same timing on Wednesday but a slightly bigger rise of 2.9mmol so yesterday pre-bloused by 1 extra minute and only had a rise of 1.4mmol as far as I'm aware I was no more energetic than usual doing the dishes afterwards lol x

Thank goodness you didn't put them in the dishwasher then🙂🙂

 

[Kaylz]

Thank goodness you didn't put them in the dishwasher then🙂🙂

Haha, chance would be a fine thing but in this house I am the dishwasher lol x

 

[Sprogladite]

I would think it's prob the meter discrepancy range that's the culprit here 🙂 xxxxxx

Sorry I am rubbish at texting back lol xxxxxxxxxxx

 

[everydayupsanddowns]

I would think it's prob the meter discrepancy range that's the culprit here 🙂 xxxxxx

Yup. Or just that it's a different day, different ambient temperature, different stress levels, different mood, different food, different version of the same food, different injection site... or any one of a million and one other things 🙂

 

[mikeyB]

Aye, dinnae fash, there’s no explanation, but certainly nothing to worry about. As Mike says, there’s lots of things that could have caused it, including the Diabetes Fairy. After a decade or so, you’ll just experience these things with a raised eyebrow, a shrug, and move on.🙂