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<blockquote data-quote="kitedoc" data-source="post: 1834021" data-attributes="member: 468714"><p>I am afraid<strong> 'should' is a restrictive and misleading word to use</strong>.</p><p>What is more: On the drug company site of the makers of Lantus it says under "Getting the dose right for you" : That your doctor will base your dose on: <strong>your blood sugar test results, your blood sugar goal number and your needs.</strong> And in full prescribing information for Lantus (products.sanofi.us) Dose and Administration : depends <strong>on your metabolic needs, your blood glucose monitoring, glycemic control and the type of diabetes prior to administration of insulin</strong>. That all suggests a wide possible variation in doses and possible ratios of total daily insulin dose. </p><p><strong><em>I could not could not find the statement you quoted. Perhaps you would be so kind as to direct me to it.</em></strong> </p><p><strong>In over 51 years of being on insulin I have never heard of a doctor saying that a definite, proscribed ratio of long to short acting insulin applies to every diabetic prescribed such insulins. I would be interested if any one has.</strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kitedoc, post: 1834021, member: 468714"] I am afraid[B] 'should' is a restrictive and misleading word to use[/B]. What is more: On the drug company site of the makers of Lantus it says under "Getting the dose right for you" : That your doctor will base your dose on: [B]your blood sugar test results, your blood sugar goal number and your needs.[/B] And in full prescribing information for Lantus (products.sanofi.us) Dose and Administration : depends [B]on your metabolic needs, your blood glucose monitoring, glycemic control and the type of diabetes prior to administration of insulin[/B]. That all suggests a wide possible variation in doses and possible ratios of total daily insulin dose. [B][I]I could not could not find the statement you quoted. Perhaps you would be so kind as to direct me to it.[/I][/B] [B]In over 51 years of being on insulin I have never heard of a doctor saying that a definite, proscribed ratio of long to short acting insulin applies to every diabetic prescribed such insulins. I would be interested if any one has.[/B] [/QUOTE]
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