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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
Hi Everyone,
Things going well here. However, I'm just looking at lowering the post meal spike.
In my first 3 months, I had more things to think about so didn't really bother with addressing this. My A1c after the 3 months was down to 41 so it's really just me now being picky.
I usually have Quaker Oats porridge for breakfast. On my Libre, I've seen a post meal spike going upto 14-16 mmol. I check my actual blood and it's typically12-13 mmol an hour after and then 9-10 mmol 2 hours after.
I read on here that people bolus in advance of their food. What I mentioned above was literally me checking blood sugar, bolusing then eating. For the last 2 days, I've given my insulin approx 20-25mins before I eat. I see the blood go from 5-6mmol upto 9-10mmol and then slowly go back down. I liked what I seen but around the 2 hour mark it's down to 6 mmol again... is this good?
I suspect it is? Basal on my pump is all good and the carb ratio seems to give good results during all meals.
Thoughts would be appreciated!
Things going well here. However, I'm just looking at lowering the post meal spike.
In my first 3 months, I had more things to think about so didn't really bother with addressing this. My A1c after the 3 months was down to 41 so it's really just me now being picky.
I usually have Quaker Oats porridge for breakfast. On my Libre, I've seen a post meal spike going upto 14-16 mmol. I check my actual blood and it's typically12-13 mmol an hour after and then 9-10 mmol 2 hours after.
I read on here that people bolus in advance of their food. What I mentioned above was literally me checking blood sugar, bolusing then eating. For the last 2 days, I've given my insulin approx 20-25mins before I eat. I see the blood go from 5-6mmol upto 9-10mmol and then slowly go back down. I liked what I seen but around the 2 hour mark it's down to 6 mmol again... is this good?
I suspect it is? Basal on my pump is all good and the carb ratio seems to give good results during all meals.
Thoughts would be appreciated!