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Thank you so much. I will try it. I have been on it for years without a gastric problem so it is worth experimenting I feel!

Is it OK to take modified release Metformin before bed? I read an article that says it can help with overnight highs and dawn phenomenon. Thanks!

That's what I thought, thank you Sent from my SM-A346B using Diabetes Forum mobile app

Please does anyone have any experience of this? My appt is 9am and been told no Novorapid which is obvious as I am fasting but also told no Lantus?? Sent from my SM-A346B using Diabetes Forum mobile app

I have to fast for 6 hours from 5am so no breakfast and obv no Novorapid. But can I take my Lantus that morning? Sent from my SM-A346B using Diabetes Forum mobile app

Hi, this may sound silly but what do you have for lunch and what can I eat for lunch to help lose weight? I need some ideas... At the moment I have a sandwich (mediumslice white , bread, 2 slices) with ham or turkey or tuna for example then an apple or banana. I also like crackers and cheese...

Can a GP do anything about neuropathy? People have said it's just a matter of better control...I have numbness and some pain in my right foot. Sent from my SM-A346B using Diabetes Forum mobile app

The top of my foot where it joins the leg is sore and when I flex my toes it's painful. Like this for a couple of weeks. Seems to improve as the day goes on. No swelling or redness. 43 yrs of Type 1 ..is it neuropathy? Sent from my SM-A346B using Diabetes Forum mobile app

Thank you so much! I would never consider a pump at all but now I think it would definitely benefit me. Because of poor vision I find it so hard to. Inject out of the house and also the dp is constant. I will ask my dsn, got to be worth a try! Sent from my SM-A346B using Diabetes Forum mobile app

What qualifies you for a pump? Does dawn phenomenon? Does being registered sight impaired? Would be grateful for comments as not getting much help elsewhere Sent from my SM-A346B using Diabetes Forum mobile app

What are the criteria please? Is dawn phenomenon one? What about registered sight loss? Or both together? Thank you. Sent from my SM-A346B using Diabetes Forum mobile app

Yes I am on Libre 2. As I have said in another reply there are 2 differing patterns overnight. I've been told myhba1c is too good forsaken a pump.

Well sometimes my bs plummets as soon as i take it (last night 14 to 4 in 3hrs) and other nights it will be stable,in range,then shoot up about 5am..dawn ph or lack of Lantus?

Although the very fact that I am out of range on waking will prevent me from doing a basal test in the morning...

No but I am going to now!

I have been on it 24 hrs and to be honest it is not solving the problem yet i e. Getting my bs down quicker. Waking up with12 to 16 readings and this morning i t still took over 2 hrs to get to 10!

I usually finish meal about 7.30pm having started about 7, Novorapid 7pm. I di not eatanything else (only say a biscuit/juice if going down to 5ish). I take Lantus 11.15-11.30pm Sometimes it plummets, usually when below 10. So dinner and Novo should have gone. Could there be an is due with...

Once or twice a week. I thought it was long acting background insulin..thanks for the info [emoji846]

I ask because at the mo.and I an finding it hard ti raise my bs once I am low, my alarn goes off at 4.6, I have orange juice and glucose sweets, yet still drops to about 3..and just stays there for say 20mins. Thats why I need to know about the fastest thing to take.

Why is s long acting insulin making my bs drop so quickly?