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<blockquote data-quote="SugarBuzz" data-source="post: 1450566" data-attributes="member: 74883"><p>Last night ( or more accurately at stupid o'clock in the morning after another possibly sleep hypo) I was about to post a very similar thread.</p><p></p><p>I haven't got this 100% figured out yet. But it seems that if I'm lower than around 7.5mmol (assuming there's no short acting insulin still in my system) then I'll have some kind of a sleep hypo.</p><p></p><p>Incidentally I notice there are no NICE guidelines (as linked to via this site) on blood glucose levels before bed. Is this because they don't want to be seen to 'encourage' people to go 'above and out of target range'?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SugarBuzz, post: 1450566, member: 74883"] Last night ( or more accurately at stupid o'clock in the morning after another possibly sleep hypo) I was about to post a very similar thread. I haven't got this 100% figured out yet. But it seems that if I'm lower than around 7.5mmol (assuming there's no short acting insulin still in my system) then I'll have some kind of a sleep hypo. Incidentally I notice there are no NICE guidelines (as linked to via this site) on blood glucose levels before bed. Is this because they don't want to be seen to 'encourage' people to go 'above and out of target range'? [/QUOTE]
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