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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted Account" data-source="post: 1268920"><p>If nothing has changed with regard to what you are eating and how much insulin you are taking, perhaps you want to have a look at other things in your life that could affect your BG. For me, a period of hypos follows exercise if I do not reduce my basal insulin. This can last for a couple of days after a trip to the gym or climbing wall (my exercise venues of choice). </p><p>Alternatively, are you more or less stressed? I believe stress usually pushes your BG up but if you have been stressed for some time, you may have depleted your "stores" and, hence, more of the carbs you are eating are going into your stores than into your blood stream. Alternatively, you may be becoming more comfortable about having diabetes so it is stressing you out less.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted Account, post: 1268920"] If nothing has changed with regard to what you are eating and how much insulin you are taking, perhaps you want to have a look at other things in your life that could affect your BG. For me, a period of hypos follows exercise if I do not reduce my basal insulin. This can last for a couple of days after a trip to the gym or climbing wall (my exercise venues of choice). Alternatively, are you more or less stressed? I believe stress usually pushes your BG up but if you have been stressed for some time, you may have depleted your "stores" and, hence, more of the carbs you are eating are going into your stores than into your blood stream. Alternatively, you may be becoming more comfortable about having diabetes so it is stressing you out less. [/QUOTE]
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