Novorapid

That suggests that you may have significant insulin resistance. Can I enquire of your BMI?

How does a doctor decide on whether you need a basal, bolus or both......as a type 2?

as a type 1, I would always want to think about the basal need before I thought about changing the bolus insulin to carb ratio, which for you at the moment is 1:10.....

if the basal need has been considered and is being catered for then an adjustment of the insulin carb ratio is needed...........so you would need more insulin per 10g of carbs, or less carbs for every unit, however you want to put it...........

on DAFNE the next progression would be to take 1.5 units for every 10g, test, then evaluate........

As a question, when were you diagnosed t2? Have you had the GAD antibody test done? You sound as though you may be T1.5 rather than T2.

Hi. As others have said I suspect you may be a T1.5 (LADA) as your weight is and presumably has been low. You don't mention Basal insulin in your post? Can you confirm that you also take a Basal insulin. It's possible that this needs adjustment. It's very unusual for Novorapid not to work and 1 unit to 10 gms is the normal start point for a normal BMI. I assume you are injecting into the stomach which is the fastest action injection area. What length needle are you using; I would expect 4mm with your slim size? A change of rapid insulin type might be needed as a few people react badly to some insulins

Novorapidboi makes a good point, you may need to be on basal (background) insulin also to reduce your bg levels, do ask about it when you see your Dr.