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- 223
- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Insulin
Hi All, had a bit of a strange incident last night. i put a new Libre Sensor on my arm yesterday, seems to be working fine. it shows at 5am my blood sugar took a nose dive i had been sitting at around 7 All night before then.
i Cant even tell how far i dropped as the sensor seems to have stooped collecting data during the bottoming out. it cut recording for a few miniutes when i hit 4.5 but the trend would suggest it kept falling then it started recording again as my blood sugar began to rapidly rise which brought me up to 12mmol.when i tested at breakfast.
i was unaware any of this happened it didnt cause me to wake up i just noticed it when i scanned my libre in the morning.
the thing is i hadnt had any rapid acting insulin in about 10 hours at this stage, so im not sure how it managed to start dropping so rapidly, the line on the libre was almost stright down, took the same levmir as normal etc
any one any ideas?
i Cant even tell how far i dropped as the sensor seems to have stooped collecting data during the bottoming out. it cut recording for a few miniutes when i hit 4.5 but the trend would suggest it kept falling then it started recording again as my blood sugar began to rapidly rise which brought me up to 12mmol.when i tested at breakfast.
i was unaware any of this happened it didnt cause me to wake up i just noticed it when i scanned my libre in the morning.
the thing is i hadnt had any rapid acting insulin in about 10 hours at this stage, so im not sure how it managed to start dropping so rapidly, the line on the libre was almost stright down, took the same levmir as normal etc
any one any ideas?