Neep help

I suppose the usual suspects would be a change in diet, change in excercise patterns, insulin cartridge going 'off' or becoming filled with an air bubble, underlying infection, hormonal changes, stress.
Do you think it might be one, or a combination, of these?

All the best

fergus

Happens occasionally. I usually put it down to hormones. Noone is the same. Nothing in nature is regular or straight. Sometimes, things happen. Learn how to adjust your insulin, having done a blood test first, ofc.
If you are really worried, check out with your diabetic nurse/doctor, who may be able to give you better advice

Hi,
Welcome to the forum! You don't say what Insulin you are on or how long u have been diagnosed. Give us a few more details and may be able to advise further. As for "diabetic doctors" ,I'm sure those are few and far between! Sounds like you do need to speak to your diabetes nurse specialist though , if you have one.
I suffered severe fluctuations and other probs; your menstrual cycle can make things a bit unpredictable at certain times of the month,- but sounds like a bit more than that to me.
Jus