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I got swapped from lantus to tresiba and honestly I would never use lantus again. The tresiba has as far as I'm aware stopped my hypos during the night/ and the fits I used to have, and has also improved my levels during the day. I still spike at certain times but if I do carb free for a day...

Mine have been high all day and have had to have loads more insulin than normal

I usually go really quiet and blurry vision and when I'm walking I feel like I'm walking in slow motion.

I had the same problems and kept going low during the night, then was high by the time I woke up and had to correct. I got moved on to tresiba a couple of months ago as I was advised that it would remove the lows during the night. I went from having lantus at night, then to splitting it some in...

Have you ever tried tresiba?

I always use cola for mine and it often shows increase in sugar instantly but maybe trial and error a few different things as we are all different

I have used insulin since diagnosis and it's the same person all the time It's a bit of a relief to know that others sometimes have the same problem

Hey everyone, Just wondering, does anyone else's nurse question the type of diabetes you have? As I just had an appointment and every time I go we go through the same thing about can I take tablets for my diabetes (and the amount of times I have said no is ridiculous) and that am i really a type...

I have done one of these before it's not as bad as it seems. If you go carb free the whole day do your lantus as normal and check often if you find you go to high just do the correction ratio that they give you and tell them when it happened as it will prove you need to change things it's a slow...

Is there any chance of sucking on them? If not can you use a full sugar squash? Surely there is no reason you can't put them in water if in doubt try it and see how it dissolves if ok then you can drink it

Yes as I have always had them in dissolved and I have been diabetic 17yrs

You just eat them no need to dissolve

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Just make sure you always carry something as I had this happen once and it's so scary. I went to visit my parents who lived a 5/10 min walk away from me in that time I was only a couple minutes away and I passed out on the path and split open my top lip. Luckily the person who found me knew who...