LADA Tresiba question

[GuidingSenses]

Hello I’ve been diabetic since 2019 type 1.5
I will be away working this weekend and not able to inject Tresiba at night until around 2 am. Should I try to inject earlier.
I’m on Novorapid in the day and 6 units Tresiba as I go to bed normally 11-11.30 pm
Thankyou

 

[Rachox]

Hi @GuidingSenses i don’t have experience of using insulin my self, but I’ll tag in @Antje77 who has LADA and I’m pretty sure uses Tresiba, hopefully they will drop by with their experiences.

 

[becca59]

Hi @GuidingSenses I too am on Tresiba and it is a pretty forgiving insulin, as it remains in the system for a couple of days. Which is why when you make dosage changes it takes a while to see the effect. In view of that I personally feel a three hour difference with injections over the weekend will have little impact.

 

[GuidingSenses]

Hi @GuidingSenses I too am on Tresiba and it is a pretty forgiving insulin, as it remains in the system for a couple of days. Which is why when you make dosage changes it takes a while to see the effect. In view of that I personally feel a three hour difference with injections over the weekend will have little impact.

Thankyou that’s helpful to know

 

[Mark Rawlinson]

I use Trujeo long lasting it takes 6 hours to get into system and you jabe a 3 hour winow area so should#nt be a problem.
I am just type 2 not Lada though

 

[Antje77]

I second @becca59 , Tresiba is a very forgiving insulin.
I inject last thing before bed, which can be anything from 10:30 pm to 6 am and it keeps me wonderfully flat no matter when I take it.