I know a lot of people say this is impossible, but I just had a hypoglycemia because of Tresiba.
I've been using it for years and this is the first time it's happened, but it's happening for real and it's freaking me out a bit.
I injected 14 units at 8:30 in the morning and within minutes, the CGM showed a rapid drop. I had a coke and easily bounced back, but soon after, I was dropping again. That's been my morning, constantly going up and down. (200 rn)
I didn't see blood in the injection or feel anything different than usual, but Tresiba is the only explanation for this continuous drop.
My question is if the basal effect will speed up in these first few hours and then I'll be left without basal, or if I'm going to be like this for the entire time Tresiba theoretically works.
The latter wouldn't make sense, right? After all, 14 units of insulin are what they are and they can't have such a big effect for so long, right?
Does anyone have experience with Tresiba causing lows? I know this is more common with Lantus, but I've read fewer cases with Tresiba.
I've been using it for years and this is the first time it's happened, but it's happening for real and it's freaking me out a bit.
I injected 14 units at 8:30 in the morning and within minutes, the CGM showed a rapid drop. I had a coke and easily bounced back, but soon after, I was dropping again. That's been my morning, constantly going up and down. (200 rn)
I didn't see blood in the injection or feel anything different than usual, but Tresiba is the only explanation for this continuous drop.
My question is if the basal effect will speed up in these first few hours and then I'll be left without basal, or if I'm going to be like this for the entire time Tresiba theoretically works.
The latter wouldn't make sense, right? After all, 14 units of insulin are what they are and they can't have such a big effect for so long, right?
Does anyone have experience with Tresiba causing lows? I know this is more common with Lantus, but I've read fewer cases with Tresiba.