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This used to happen to me, until I started bolusing before I ate instead of afterwards. I started bolusing 5 minutes before I ate, the spike got less but it was still there, so I moved to 10 minutes, and now 15. That basically eliminates the big spike and then plummet afterwards.

I guess I'm just really unsure about this because I don't go really low (for me "really low" is below about 2.5mmols) particularly often, and although I have had LOs (below 0.6) I've never had a hypo seizure or passed out. HOWEVER, the fact that I've never had a severe low in terms of symptoms...

I'm interested in hearing from anybody who got their CGM covered by the NHS: why were you eligible to be covered, how long did the process take, and what did YOU have to do to get covered for it? Thanks. I'm just beginning to try and get covered, and I think I have a long fight ahead.

They won't have me, because I'm only 16. ): Maybe some other trial..

Haha, I reaaaallly wanna do this trial. :mrgreen:

I don't low carb because I don't eat dairy or meat, and that leaves fairly few low carb options. I also believe that the high fat and high protein diets followed by many low carbers are not particularly healthy themselves. Protein places more stress on the kidneys, and fat is well known to cause...

Hi! I'm Emma, I'm 16 and I was diagnosed with diabetes 2 years ago on July 6th 2007. I was on Mixtard 30 for 6 days, stayed above 24mmol :shock: , so I switched to lantus and novorapid. On July 31st 2008 I started pumping novorapid in my MM522. (: When I started pumping my A1C was 7.8, and in...

Messaging you now!