Ansari Member Messages 22 Type of diabetes Type 1 Treatment type Insulin May 1, 2016 #1 Hello everyone, I need to check with you guys whether anyone else has experienced an increase in insulin dosage over time ? Is it normal ? I am a type 1 on humalog and lantus. Thanks in advance
Hello everyone, I need to check with you guys whether anyone else has experienced an increase in insulin dosage over time ? Is it normal ? I am a type 1 on humalog and lantus. Thanks in advance
urbanracer Expert Retired Moderator Messages 5,237 Location Worthing, UK. Type of diabetes Type 1 Treatment type Insulin Dislikes Not being able to eat as many chocolate digestives as I used to. May 1, 2016 #2 Ansari said: Hello everyone, I need to check with you guys whether anyone else has experienced an increase in insulin dosage over time ? Is it normal ? I am a type 1 on humalog and lantus. Thanks in advance Click to expand... Hi @Ansari , Welcome to the forums. Not sure what your reference time frame is? An increase over time ( be it weeks, months or a year) is not abnormal and fits the standard model of ones pancreas shutting down gradually until it no longer produces any insulin itself.
Ansari said: Hello everyone, I need to check with you guys whether anyone else has experienced an increase in insulin dosage over time ? Is it normal ? I am a type 1 on humalog and lantus. Thanks in advance Click to expand... Hi @Ansari , Welcome to the forums. Not sure what your reference time frame is? An increase over time ( be it weeks, months or a year) is not abnormal and fits the standard model of ones pancreas shutting down gradually until it no longer produces any insulin itself.
D Daibell Master Messages 12,684 Location Hertfordshire, England Type of diabetes LADA Treatment type Insulin May 1, 2016 #3 Hi. Yes, mine has increased over the 3 years since starting insulin and I put that down to the continued demise of my islet cells (not honeymoon)
Hi. Yes, mine has increased over the 3 years since starting insulin and I put that down to the continued demise of my islet cells (not honeymoon)