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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Insulin
Hey everyone,
This is my first post. Type 1 Diabetic since I was 5 and I’ll be 33 on Monday.
Basically I follow a combination of the Bernstein/Keto/Low Carb diets.
i find my blood sugars are stable and easily controllable apart from when I wake up in the morning. My blood will sit around 5 (UK units) and then when I wake up shoot up to 9-11.
I only eat two meals a day. Lunch and dinner. Have never been a breakfast eater. I take 25 units Levemir in the morning and 6 units at bedtime. I use Novorapid to cover protein/carbs and am in discussions to add Actrapid to cover protein instead as Novo acts too quickly.
Does anyone know of how to stop the blood sugar spiking when I wake up after being stable all night? Would a pump that administers a dose prior to wake up solve it?
any advice appreciated!
This is my first post. Type 1 Diabetic since I was 5 and I’ll be 33 on Monday.
Basically I follow a combination of the Bernstein/Keto/Low Carb diets.
i find my blood sugars are stable and easily controllable apart from when I wake up in the morning. My blood will sit around 5 (UK units) and then when I wake up shoot up to 9-11.
I only eat two meals a day. Lunch and dinner. Have never been a breakfast eater. I take 25 units Levemir in the morning and 6 units at bedtime. I use Novorapid to cover protein/carbs and am in discussions to add Actrapid to cover protein instead as Novo acts too quickly.
Does anyone know of how to stop the blood sugar spiking when I wake up after being stable all night? Would a pump that administers a dose prior to wake up solve it?
any advice appreciated!