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Hey guys, I have diabetes type 1 for 16 years, I exercise at least 4 times a week and manage it really well, to give you an idea, after seeing my blood exams the doctor said I didn't really need the nutritionist from the team because I was doing a really good job by myself.
But something really weird has happening in the last days and it has been harming my day-to-day life: I'm having hypoglycemia out of the blue, and these are lasting 1 hour+ (I have to be checking every 10 minutes when it happens).
I haven't increase any dosage neither changed anything in my diet, I have been busy these days, so no exercise, so I don't know what is really going on.
DETAILS:
It started 5 days ago, after some time of my Lantus injection I had a really severe hypoglicemia episode (and also in the next day). It never happened to me before, but after some research I found I could have injected into my blood vessel or muscle, hence it act as fast-acting. Given the amount of water+sugar I needed to drink, I got gastroesophageal reflux disease, which made me sleep badly some days since there.
Ok, so I switched the insulin Lantus package (just to make sure), and I've applying in my belly to make sure it is subcutaneous (I have some fat in there). Even though, yesterday I had an hypoglycemia episode, not critical as the first one, but it made my reflux come back and have a bad night of sleep.
I'm not sure what is happening within my body, did it happened to anyone before? It is really annoying.
Thanks!
But something really weird has happening in the last days and it has been harming my day-to-day life: I'm having hypoglycemia out of the blue, and these are lasting 1 hour+ (I have to be checking every 10 minutes when it happens).
I haven't increase any dosage neither changed anything in my diet, I have been busy these days, so no exercise, so I don't know what is really going on.
DETAILS:
It started 5 days ago, after some time of my Lantus injection I had a really severe hypoglicemia episode (and also in the next day). It never happened to me before, but after some research I found I could have injected into my blood vessel or muscle, hence it act as fast-acting. Given the amount of water+sugar I needed to drink, I got gastroesophageal reflux disease, which made me sleep badly some days since there.
Ok, so I switched the insulin Lantus package (just to make sure), and I've applying in my belly to make sure it is subcutaneous (I have some fat in there). Even though, yesterday I had an hypoglycemia episode, not critical as the first one, but it made my reflux come back and have a bad night of sleep.
I'm not sure what is happening within my body, did it happened to anyone before? It is really annoying.
Thanks!