Hi,
I am now 28 years old having DM for about 8 years. Even doctor cannot answer whether I am type I or type II. I am too early to have Type II while too late to discover Type I. Anyway, they treat me as Type I and giving me injection of Novarapid which is a short lasting insulin and a Latin which is long lasting insulin. A typical 3+1 injection treatment. All of my blood glucose level reading make me sad. But the thing that makes me really depressing is the morning fasting.
I have no idea that how come the morning fasting are always >10mmol/L. Sometimes, it is 18, omg. I did not eat anything after 12:00 at night, but it does not give any help. My doctor said it may be due to rebounding that the level was too low at night and then rebound to a high level at morning and asked me to have a measure at night, ie 03:00am. However, the reading at mid-night was normal...omg again.
So I am curious am I the only person that has a high reading at morning? And what is your morning fasting usually?
Lasty, sorry for my poor English.
Thanks.
I am now 28 years old having DM for about 8 years. Even doctor cannot answer whether I am type I or type II. I am too early to have Type II while too late to discover Type I. Anyway, they treat me as Type I and giving me injection of Novarapid which is a short lasting insulin and a Latin which is long lasting insulin. A typical 3+1 injection treatment. All of my blood glucose level reading make me sad. But the thing that makes me really depressing is the morning fasting.
I have no idea that how come the morning fasting are always >10mmol/L. Sometimes, it is 18, omg. I did not eat anything after 12:00 at night, but it does not give any help. My doctor said it may be due to rebounding that the level was too low at night and then rebound to a high level at morning and asked me to have a measure at night, ie 03:00am. However, the reading at mid-night was normal...omg again.
So I am curious am I the only person that has a high reading at morning? And what is your morning fasting usually?
Lasty, sorry for my poor English.
Thanks.