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Hyper's in the morning (dawn effect)
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<blockquote data-quote="jones_48" data-source="post: 1430540" data-attributes="member: 31514"><p>If you think it's because his basal isnt lasting 24 hours, I found Tresiba to work well because it lasts over 24 hours - could be that he just needs to change insulin. I struggled with the dawn effect for a while, my blood would be 7 before bed and 20+ in the morning - so frustrating! My bloods would be steady until about 4am then shoot up. I used to inject at around 10pm and tried out 3 different basal insulins separately within a few months (Levemir, Insulatard, Tresiba) and continued to have the problem. I even tried splitting it half in the morning and half in the evening but it didn't help.</p><p></p><p>I have since started on an insulin pump and it's been the best decision as you can alter the basal rate given during the night. I finally wake up with a normal reading! I'm 25, diagnosed at 11 and based on my experiences can only suggest changing insulin or getting a pump. Does he see a consultant regarding his control?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jones_48, post: 1430540, member: 31514"] If you think it's because his basal isnt lasting 24 hours, I found Tresiba to work well because it lasts over 24 hours - could be that he just needs to change insulin. I struggled with the dawn effect for a while, my blood would be 7 before bed and 20+ in the morning - so frustrating! My bloods would be steady until about 4am then shoot up. I used to inject at around 10pm and tried out 3 different basal insulins separately within a few months (Levemir, Insulatard, Tresiba) and continued to have the problem. I even tried splitting it half in the morning and half in the evening but it didn't help. I have since started on an insulin pump and it's been the best decision as you can alter the basal rate given during the night. I finally wake up with a normal reading! I'm 25, diagnosed at 11 and based on my experiences can only suggest changing insulin or getting a pump. Does he see a consultant regarding his control? [/QUOTE]
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