Novorapid overdose

Some may argue that you didn't need to go to hospital for taking too much novorapid, but if you're new and inexperienced thats fair enough....

The pain you're getting could be related to your \BG levels but maybe not.......it could be wind........so if you are really uncomfortable with the pain you could phone NHS24......hospital seems a bit premature.....

Are you newly diagnosed?

Hi @Neil2784 have to agree with what @novorapidboi26 has said. Give 111 a call and seek advice. It is very hard to diagnose a pain over the net......

Hi there, sounds like an unpleasant experience hopefully it won't be so bad next time. To treat bad hypos you need fast sugars. Best thing is glucose tablets, but jelly babies and sugary drinks also work. Chocolate is slow to enter your blood because of the fat content, and if your sugar levels are falling fast it can make a real difference. Bread is fast too, but you need to chew it to break the starch bonds and not put butter and cheese on it.

The pain could be anything, so if it is bad it's probably best to have it looked at. I've never had anything like that from a hypo. Hope you feel better soon.

I know the only time I've ever had pain after a hypo was cos during said hypo I bashed my head on a kitchen workbench (I had a lump on my forehead for a day or two!), @Neil2784 could you have twisted oddly during said hypo thus causing the back pain?