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I suffer quite badly with nocturnal hypos and it generally takes a good day to feel 100% again, but that's me and I'm talking very low levels.

I have suffered with very severe hypos, last one being last Friday morning, I was unconscious at 1.0, been 0.7 before and unconscious also. As said, 3.7 is a hypo but obviously manageable unlike the ones I've had.

I have always been thin but yes I have noticed a slight increase in my weight even though I'm trying to consciously eat less carbs. Could be insulin resistance, been diabetic 26 years now, I will start changing sites etc. Luckily I do have an appointment with my diabetic specialist next week.

I was put on degludec a few months ago to combat my nocturnal hypos, which it has, but this last week or so I've gone the opposite and now can't get it below 15mmol. Reading through the posts I think I am going to increase the basal degludec tomorrow and see if that helps. Thanks.

I was having severe nocturnal hypos for quite a while, went to see various specialists, doctors and consultants, nothing worked, until my specialist diabetic consultant put me on a new insulin degludec, it's worked wonders, still have occasional lows of course, but nothing like what I was...

Just been googling this, isn't it just for animals, is it safe for humans?

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How interesting, I've been T1 diabetic 26 years now, started suffering very bad itchy skin lately which has very dry patches, assumed it would be related to my diabetes, as everything else seems to be!! But now I know for sure, sugars have been very high for no apparent reason for about a week...