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I've recently been having issues with high morning blood sugars (I'm on a lantus/humalog basal/bolus regime) and after
1) changing over my insulin cartridge (OK, insulin was a few months from expiry)
2) increasing lantus by about 20% without much effect
my GP suggested I should try changing pens, Now I've done this and things have improved so am wondering
Do old pens become faulty???? (I've had one completely break before but don't know whether they can start dispensing the wrong dose...)
Having said that, it's only been a couple of days, so the jury is still out.
1) changing over my insulin cartridge (OK, insulin was a few months from expiry)
2) increasing lantus by about 20% without much effect
my GP suggested I should try changing pens, Now I've done this and things have improved so am wondering
Do old pens become faulty???? (I've had one completely break before but don't know whether they can start dispensing the wrong dose...)
Having said that, it's only been a couple of days, so the jury is still out.
