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Hi,
I wondered if anyone could advise me or share their experiences :
The medics want me to take insulin, but my blood glucose level and/or change in blood glucose since last reading vary rather widely under very similar conditions. For example, a slice of the same type of cheese on the same type of bread (exact same amounts of each) can change my blood glucose reading (again, at exactly the same time after the food intake) by between 0.2 mml/l up to a change of more than 10 mml/l.
The above takes into account exercise, time of day etc etc.
So: how on earth would I work out what insulin amount to take without a high risk of hypos?
Anyone had a similar experience or any ideas?
Thanks very much!
I wondered if anyone could advise me or share their experiences :
The medics want me to take insulin, but my blood glucose level and/or change in blood glucose since last reading vary rather widely under very similar conditions. For example, a slice of the same type of cheese on the same type of bread (exact same amounts of each) can change my blood glucose reading (again, at exactly the same time after the food intake) by between 0.2 mml/l up to a change of more than 10 mml/l.
The above takes into account exercise, time of day etc etc.
So: how on earth would I work out what insulin amount to take without a high risk of hypos?
Anyone had a similar experience or any ideas?
Thanks very much!