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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 527103" data-source="post: 2689439"><p>Fast acting insulin lasts for about 4 hours. Long acting insulin used for basal lasts between 12 and 36 hours depending upon the insulin.</p><p>Then there is mixed insulin but I don't have much experience/knowledge about that. </p><p>(Sorry to be pedantic but it could be confusing if you think all insulin lasts for 4 hours if you take basal once or twine a day.)</p><p></p><p>I agree except it depends upon your fitness. An hour of walking would have little impact for me unless I was walking fast or up a steep hill. </p><p>I would also add exercise can push BG up as well as down during the exercise. For example, my brisk hour walk would cause a drop whereas a step uphill for an hour, especially if it was windy or raining, would cause my BG to rise. </p><p></p><p>However, both could result in a lower BG for up to 48 hours. </p><p>So, [USER=586935]@Jingaling[/USER] make sure you have your hypo treatment with you throughout the night as well as when exercising.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 527103, post: 2689439"] Fast acting insulin lasts for about 4 hours. Long acting insulin used for basal lasts between 12 and 36 hours depending upon the insulin. Then there is mixed insulin but I don't have much experience/knowledge about that. (Sorry to be pedantic but it could be confusing if you think all insulin lasts for 4 hours if you take basal once or twine a day.) I agree except it depends upon your fitness. An hour of walking would have little impact for me unless I was walking fast or up a steep hill. I would also add exercise can push BG up as well as down during the exercise. For example, my brisk hour walk would cause a drop whereas a step uphill for an hour, especially if it was windy or raining, would cause my BG to rise. However, both could result in a lower BG for up to 48 hours. So, [USER=586935]@Jingaling[/USER] make sure you have your hypo treatment with you throughout the night as well as when exercising. [/QUOTE]
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