I had this problem years back but I was on Novomix which was absolute rubbish for me, it would dip when I exercised and like you said not long after I've treated it it would shoot up! Maybe it's something to do with your insulin maybe but that's the only idea I have!I should probably add I’m TTC so having to keep a super tight range..... it’s exhausting!!!
Hello,
I’m having a recurring problem where sugars are good before a run or long walk, I eat a snack maybe a banana or similar, then 15 minutes into run/walk I’m dropping low then I spend the run/walk chomping on jelly babies but I’m low the whole time! Then of course when I stop boom they rise quickly!! It’s driving me insane... this didn’t used to happen?! Is anyone else experiencing the same?
Any tips greatly appreciated! Or can anyone recommend a diabetes fitness expert to contact?
Thaaaaaanks
No my basal is spot on at the moment I think. I have to change it by 0.5 every few days but pretty sure it’s good. My basal is odd because I have to split it and give 18 daytime and 4.5 nighttime as it just doesn’t last 24 hours for me and more at either time just sends me low!Sounds to me like a basal issue. But the question is, if you have a sedentary day sitting at home, do you get hypos by just sitting, if so then it’s a basal issue
No my basal is spot on at the moment I think. I have to change it by 0.5 every few days but pretty sure it’s good. My basal is odd because I have to split it and give 18 daytime and 4.5 nighttime as it just doesn’t last 24 hours for me and more at either time just sends me low!
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