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<blockquote data-quote="Jc3131" data-source="post: 1580491" data-attributes="member: 411987"><p>It's been a strange one so far today.</p><p></p><p>I saw my dsn yesterday and mentioned the strange issue I had with Weetabix and my readings. </p><p></p><p>When I was first diagnosed Weetabix used to put my blood up to around the 15mmol mark, so I stopped eating it. Anyway I tried some last week with 2 units of novorapid and everything was fine. The next day I did the same and I was near hypoing at 3.2mmol after 2 hrs of eating. So I mentioned this and decided to try the Weetabix without any insulin.</p><p></p><p>Well 4 weetabix went down my throat and two hours later I was 5.7mmol after being 5.2 just before I ate it. This is where things got interesting. An hour later the hypo started while I was buying a sausage bacon and egg sarnie. I dashed home and I was 3.2mmol and I scoffed my sarnie (which I had planned to take some insulin.) And drank a glass off fresh orange. 20 mins later I was 9.2mmol so rightly or wrongly I gave myself a unit of novo. All morning and into the afternoon I have just ate as I've been hungry all the time with low blood sugar feelings. When i tested Ive been around the 5mmol mark so I just kept eating snacks etc.</p><p></p><p>I'm only on 3u of Lantus and it's been fine for about a month after it was reduced by a unit. Today has been a strange one, is this the norm? Esp for a honeymooner?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jc3131, post: 1580491, member: 411987"] It's been a strange one so far today. I saw my dsn yesterday and mentioned the strange issue I had with Weetabix and my readings. When I was first diagnosed Weetabix used to put my blood up to around the 15mmol mark, so I stopped eating it. Anyway I tried some last week with 2 units of novorapid and everything was fine. The next day I did the same and I was near hypoing at 3.2mmol after 2 hrs of eating. So I mentioned this and decided to try the Weetabix without any insulin. Well 4 weetabix went down my throat and two hours later I was 5.7mmol after being 5.2 just before I ate it. This is where things got interesting. An hour later the hypo started while I was buying a sausage bacon and egg sarnie. I dashed home and I was 3.2mmol and I scoffed my sarnie (which I had planned to take some insulin.) And drank a glass off fresh orange. 20 mins later I was 9.2mmol so rightly or wrongly I gave myself a unit of novo. All morning and into the afternoon I have just ate as I've been hungry all the time with low blood sugar feelings. When i tested Ive been around the 5mmol mark so I just kept eating snacks etc. I'm only on 3u of Lantus and it's been fine for about a month after it was reduced by a unit. Today has been a strange one, is this the norm? Esp for a honeymooner? [/QUOTE]
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