Possibly needs increasing but I would do a basal test first. Ensure all the QA insulin is out of your system ( nothing injected for 4-5 hrs ), then, test every hour for 4 or 5 hours. This is best achieved by skipping a meal or having a zero carb one. If your BG levels steadily rise, your basal is too low, and vice versa.
Possibly needs increasing but I would do a basal test first. Ensure all the QA insulin is out of your system ( nothing injected for 4-5 hrs ), then, test every hour for 4 or 5 hours. This is best achieved by skipping a meal or having a zero carb one. If your BG levels steadily rise, your basal is too low, and vice versa.
Definitely don't fancy a late night as I'm working at half 7 in the morning. If I do it tomorrow I'll need to skip a meal won't i? Am working a 13 hours shift so don't really fancy running on empty but also fed up of my levels being too high. 10.3 on last check :/
Definitely don't fancy a late night as I'm working at half 7 in the morning. If I do it tomorrow I'll need to skip a meal won't i? Am working a 13 hours shift so don't really fancy running on empty but also fed up of my levels being too high. 10.3 on last check :/
Leave it til the weekend then ? It's not urgent, just something that would be a good idea when you have time. Ideally, you need to skip a meal. I've been told an omelette or something is OK but some people still get elevated readings with eggs. If you can go without a meal, you get a true reading.