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<blockquote data-quote="Sgathach" data-source="post: 2275397" data-attributes="member: 519791"><p>I got diagnosed in February and while generally I don't feel overly tired, I feel like my body does. </p><p>I used to train 2 to 3h a day and be fine, then had an overtraining injury and now it's been almost 2 months. I feel weaker, muscles hurt more and longer and I need more rest days than before.</p><p>I can't quite tell if this is from T1D, insulin or did I really overtrain that much that my whole system is now slow and recovering (which I kind of doubt, I wasn't exactly an athlete).</p><p></p><p>I switched from Lantus to Tresiba this week, I'm hoping this may make a difference too - or that I find some other way to get back to full energy training.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sgathach, post: 2275397, member: 519791"] I got diagnosed in February and while generally I don't feel overly tired, I feel like my body does. I used to train 2 to 3h a day and be fine, then had an overtraining injury and now it's been almost 2 months. I feel weaker, muscles hurt more and longer and I need more rest days than before. I can't quite tell if this is from T1D, insulin or did I really overtrain that much that my whole system is now slow and recovering (which I kind of doubt, I wasn't exactly an athlete). I switched from Lantus to Tresiba this week, I'm hoping this may make a difference too - or that I find some other way to get back to full energy training. [/QUOTE]
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