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- 160
- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Pump
I checked my BG levels at bedtime last night and they were 12.3, so I programmed my insulin pump to correct this high. 2 hours later I was in hypo mode at 2.5. Now, I'm not sure why this happened and would appreciate some advice.
My daily insulin dosage is around 30units per day, including my basal. So, when I corrected my high BG last night my pump tells me to take just over 3 units of insulin, so I bolused this as a normal bolus, thinking it would bring my BG level to a normal range, certainly not into hypo mode!
Now, I have lost a lot of weight over the last 4 months and my insulin dosages have decreased dramatically over this time period (from over 100units per day to around 30units per day). Do I need to adjust my sensitivity? It's currently 1.6... I know I should know what to do being a pumper for nearly two years, however, I've never changed my settings since I was put on the pump so don't know what it's all about!
My next diabetic appointment isn't until October 16.
My daily insulin dosage is around 30units per day, including my basal. So, when I corrected my high BG last night my pump tells me to take just over 3 units of insulin, so I bolused this as a normal bolus, thinking it would bring my BG level to a normal range, certainly not into hypo mode!
Now, I have lost a lot of weight over the last 4 months and my insulin dosages have decreased dramatically over this time period (from over 100units per day to around 30units per day). Do I need to adjust my sensitivity? It's currently 1.6... I know I should know what to do being a pumper for nearly two years, however, I've never changed my settings since I was put on the pump so don't know what it's all about!
My next diabetic appointment isn't until October 16.