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(rapid) short-term insulin no longer "short"
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<blockquote data-quote="MeiChanski" data-source="post: 2131385" data-attributes="member: 503481"><p>Hello, welcome!</p><p>What bolus insulin do you take? </p><p>I don't know about you, I think some people are a bit insulin resistant in the morning and need a different insulin to carb ratio in the morning. However if it is novorapid, some have changed over to fiasp which is far better. For me it is far better because I don't have to wait 45 mins in the morning to eat breafast. Also some times I'm a slightly high in the morning, plus dawn phenomenon and a tad insulin resistant makes my mornings a bit more difficult and it takes time for sugars to come down. As the day goes by, it gets easier with insulin but it is just the mornings that I have issues with.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MeiChanski, post: 2131385, member: 503481"] Hello, welcome! What bolus insulin do you take? I don't know about you, I think some people are a bit insulin resistant in the morning and need a different insulin to carb ratio in the morning. However if it is novorapid, some have changed over to fiasp which is far better. For me it is far better because I don't have to wait 45 mins in the morning to eat breafast. Also some times I'm a slightly high in the morning, plus dawn phenomenon and a tad insulin resistant makes my mornings a bit more difficult and it takes time for sugars to come down. As the day goes by, it gets easier with insulin but it is just the mornings that I have issues with. [/QUOTE]
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