Hi
@John Lock, I’m sorry you’re finding it a struggle to gain control of the wretched diabeast.
As
@TriciaWs says, an appointment with your team seems the best first move. Have you done a Daphne course (it’s called different things in different parts of the country)? It’s a system by which measuring carbohydrate consumed and the blood sugars that follow consumption can be charted, and then adjusted to create better glycemic control. If you’ve not, then it might be a good idea to ask them to make contact with the providers in your area. The course does more than just look at charting and adjusting, it shows how the physical processes work, and helps us to know what happens when we use insulin , eat food, exercise, sleep, and all the other things that are a part of being alive,
Also, is there a specific reason why you only inject Levemir for the overnight control? Most of us use a basal (Levemir‘s a basal insulin and is released slowly, the Novorapid’s a bolus insulin and is released quickly) to cover the body’s need to transfer glucose to cells over twenty-four hours so that energy is found for things like our hearts, brains, kidneys, muscles and guts to function well. I know that Levemir is usually taken in two doses roughly 12 hours apart. Maybe ask your team if this would be a good idea?
I hope your team will help you take the steps to make life better.
