I don't think it's the bolus, he was having a hypo 7 hours after the extended bolus had finished delivering. The bolus might have caused a hypo for the 9.30pm reading but after that had been corrected I don't believe he should have had more hypos later on due to the bolus. How long does the insulin affect his BG for leggott? Jess has an IOB factor of 4 hours.
One thing my consultant and DSN did say was not to make changes on one-off readings, watch for a pattern and then make the changes based on a pattern. With this in mind, and as you say his readings previously were rising in the evening, you might want to watch and see what happens for another day or two and then make changes based on that.
One thing my consultant and DSN did say was not to make changes on one-off readings, watch for a pattern and then make the changes based on a pattern. With this in mind, and as you say his readings previously were rising in the evening, you might want to watch and see what happens for another day or two and then make changes based on that.