Advice please .

1. You injected at the wrong time (e.g. you injected too late for the peak onset of the insulin to match the peak breakdown of your meal);
2. You miscalculated the carbohydrate contect of the meal (kidney beans, etc., all have carbs);
3. You were already on the rise from an unrecognised low sugar;
4. You've had some stress today, causing a bit of resistence;
5. You've injected into another site that has a different release ratio than where you're used to(or you've injected into an area that needs a few days off);
6. Erm, I'm sure there's more, but my grey-matter has just gone on strike!

1. Think about the above and whether there's any chance they may have been the cause;
2. Test again on the third hour post meal / injection and see what the result is then... and let us know

Bluetit1802 said:

Oh I think Chrissy is a type 2 on Metformin (according to her profile)

How may carbs were there in your meal and did you have some sort of base or wrap made with flour?

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