Hi
I know I asked about hypos before but has anyone else had this problem with hypos? I've just completed my first full week low carb. I'm on less than 60g carbs a day and for the most part feel great, healthy and energetic. I've reduced my insulin to a third of what it was before and at the moment am still struggling with hypos. I've not been able to lift my blood sugars above 3.9 since 4AM today. I'm currently 3.6. I'm type 1 (30+ years) and on a pump. I'm taking lucozade for my hypos at 10g a hypo and normally this lifts me out up to the 5.0 mark. I'm not eating a jam sandwich as before but have fruit instead. I'm in touch with my dsn but she only works Mon, Wed and Fri. She has told me to do fasting tests but I have to scrap the tests if I have a hypo!
How best do I cope with the dramatic insulin changes? If anyone else has gone through this what did you do? My insulin has gone from 84 total units per day to 33 and its still too high. Any help would be appreciated
Dom
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I know I asked about hypos before but has anyone else had this problem with hypos? I've just completed my first full week low carb. I'm on less than 60g carbs a day and for the most part feel great, healthy and energetic. I've reduced my insulin to a third of what it was before and at the moment am still struggling with hypos. I've not been able to lift my blood sugars above 3.9 since 4AM today. I'm currently 3.6. I'm type 1 (30+ years) and on a pump. I'm taking lucozade for my hypos at 10g a hypo and normally this lifts me out up to the 5.0 mark. I'm not eating a jam sandwich as before but have fruit instead. I'm in touch with my dsn but she only works Mon, Wed and Fri. She has told me to do fasting tests but I have to scrap the tests if I have a hypo!
How best do I cope with the dramatic insulin changes? If anyone else has gone through this what did you do? My insulin has gone from 84 total units per day to 33 and its still too high. Any help would be appreciated
Dom
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