- Messages
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Insulin
- Dislikes
- Having to watch what I eat
I just saw a doctor at the hospital I have never seen before that said having hypos in the night and being unaware of them could be causing me to wake up with high levels.
I tend to wake up a few times a week with levels in the teens anything from just over 10 to 16 or 17 I have spoken to two previous doctors who said considering my hb1ac was really good that they were not overly concerned as long as I corrected with breakfast .
This new doctor suggested testing in the night to see if I hypo and to maybe increase my evening meal dose but I told her I go to bed at about 6 so taking a higher dose will definitely make me hypo.
I'm not really happy with her advice but was wondering if anyone else had ever had unnoticed hypos that made you wake up high?
I tend to wake up a few times a week with levels in the teens anything from just over 10 to 16 or 17 I have spoken to two previous doctors who said considering my hb1ac was really good that they were not overly concerned as long as I corrected with breakfast .
This new doctor suggested testing in the night to see if I hypo and to maybe increase my evening meal dose but I told her I go to bed at about 6 so taking a higher dose will definitely make me hypo.
I'm not really happy with her advice but was wondering if anyone else had ever had unnoticed hypos that made you wake up high?