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<blockquote data-quote="Antje77" data-source="post: 2696033" data-attributes="member: 372207"><p>You'll need the amount you'll need, and I wouldn't overthink it now.</p><p>With some luck, it will be just as with [USER=527103]@In Response[/USER] and myself, a gradual change until settling down.</p><p></p><p>Neither of us usually have much issues with hypos, even though I use much more insulin than they do.</p><p></p><p>The only times I go over 10 are after an unusual carb fest, in which case I still have lots of active insulin on board, or sometimes with intense exercise.</p><p>In both those cases, I couldn't tell you my correction factor because there are multiple things at play, both increasing and lowering BG at those times. So I just wing it based on experience.</p><p></p><p>You'll build up the experience as you go, and you'll learn by doing.</p><p>For me, there was nothing magical or sudden about the honeymoon ending, it was only after about a year of mainly the same insulin needs that I decided that mine was probably over. </p><p>The only C-peptide test I had was part of my diagnosing process, once diagnosed as T1 and on insulin it doesn't matter much if and how much insulin you produce, you adjust your insulin to your needs anyway.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Antje77, post: 2696033, member: 372207"] You'll need the amount you'll need, and I wouldn't overthink it now. With some luck, it will be just as with [USER=527103]@In Response[/USER] and myself, a gradual change until settling down. Neither of us usually have much issues with hypos, even though I use much more insulin than they do. The only times I go over 10 are after an unusual carb fest, in which case I still have lots of active insulin on board, or sometimes with intense exercise. In both those cases, I couldn't tell you my correction factor because there are multiple things at play, both increasing and lowering BG at those times. So I just wing it based on experience. You'll build up the experience as you go, and you'll learn by doing. For me, there was nothing magical or sudden about the honeymoon ending, it was only after about a year of mainly the same insulin needs that I decided that mine was probably over. The only C-peptide test I had was part of my diagnosing process, once diagnosed as T1 and on insulin it doesn't matter much if and how much insulin you produce, you adjust your insulin to your needs anyway. [/QUOTE]
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