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- LADA
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Hi everyone, I have just been diagnosed with LADA after being treated for type 2 for a little over a year. To be honest I’m thrilled. I can eat again!
My question is :- if I’m not sure before I eat, how much I’m going to have for dinner (for example as in having a dessert or not), can I inject insulin after I’ve eaten? I currently do this just before I sit down to eat. I am on between 4 and 6 units just with my evening meal. I can cope the rest of the day. My blood glucose is normally between 5 and 8 before a meal. The nurse has said not to check it after eating because it will always rise. She has advised me to keep an ideal range of between 6 and 8 before a meal. Is this normal with LADA.?
i worry about eating out because I’m on novo rapid (I think it’s called) and I should not eat later than 15 minutes before injecting. Should I take my insulin into the loo with me and inject before my food comes. I’m afraid that doing it at home before I go will lower my BG too quickly and I might have a hypo (I’ve never experienced one yet).
My question is :- if I’m not sure before I eat, how much I’m going to have for dinner (for example as in having a dessert or not), can I inject insulin after I’ve eaten? I currently do this just before I sit down to eat. I am on between 4 and 6 units just with my evening meal. I can cope the rest of the day. My blood glucose is normally between 5 and 8 before a meal. The nurse has said not to check it after eating because it will always rise. She has advised me to keep an ideal range of between 6 and 8 before a meal. Is this normal with LADA.?
i worry about eating out because I’m on novo rapid (I think it’s called) and I should not eat later than 15 minutes before injecting. Should I take my insulin into the loo with me and inject before my food comes. I’m afraid that doing it at home before I go will lower my BG too quickly and I might have a hypo (I’ve never experienced one yet).