Increasing split basal

I would increase the 8pm dose by 1 unit to stop the morning rise between 6am-1pm, your drop in bg down to 4-5mmol between 8-10pm might be due to you miscalculating your evening meal dose, if you skip your evening meal and bolus injection and your bg continues to fall then you would need to reduce your morning dose by a unit and see how that goes.

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Hi samantha, agree with noblehead. You might find it handy to do a 3am test also. You might find you need a small amount of carbs to help you last till 6am. Around 6 am till 10am I also require more qa as people find they are more insulin resistant in the am. I need more basal in the evening to counter act the dawn phenomonan, where cortisol levels rise early hours thus increasing sugar levels. However if I did not have a snack before bed I would hypo around 3 to 4 am. Am hoping to get my pump soon so I can set a lower hourly basal rate from bed time till 6am, and then have more 6am onwards.

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