- Messages
- 57
- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Insulin
Hello,
I've been type 1 since last June and I've only just started to think about this... I take 16 units of lantus solostar every 24 hours just before I go to bed. Because I have to take into account my BG levels dropping over night, I eat a snack before bed so that my levels are around 8/9. I'm assuming this is the case for most other type 1s?
But surely this isn't good being on BG levels of 8/9 every night.. But I don't know how else to manage this, because if i go to bed on BG levels of 4-7 then I'm likely going to have a hypo during the night/when I wake up.
So is there a better way to manage this, so that I'm not going to bed on BG levels higher than 7, but at the same time not having a hypo when I wake up?
I've been type 1 since last June and I've only just started to think about this... I take 16 units of lantus solostar every 24 hours just before I go to bed. Because I have to take into account my BG levels dropping over night, I eat a snack before bed so that my levels are around 8/9. I'm assuming this is the case for most other type 1s?
But surely this isn't good being on BG levels of 8/9 every night.. But I don't know how else to manage this, because if i go to bed on BG levels of 4-7 then I'm likely going to have a hypo during the night/when I wake up.
So is there a better way to manage this, so that I'm not going to bed on BG levels higher than 7, but at the same time not having a hypo when I wake up?