Type 1 diabetic building muscle advice on meal plan

It's not unusual to reach a point where gains & strength seem to stick, weight gain of course is more calories eaten than burnt, carbs & proteins contain the same calories (4/gram) so, testing often, increase your protein intake, tuna and chicken are sugar free, as are eggs.
Assuming you're doing the basic compound exercises first & foremost try lowering your reps but increasing weight if you can grab a spotter etc, and stick with it, testing often.

RyanX24 said:

Hi thanks for the reply. I’m doing a split of chest and tricep
back and bicep
shoulder and trap
abs and legs

4 times a week should I try a different split as I have been doing this or months now?

Thanks

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An easy change there would be to train tri's after back, biceps after chest, counter intuitive but you could find you've more left as your biceps are worked with your back, ditto tri's with chest.
I've never done them but a lot of lads wanting strength swear by the '5x5 strong lifts' maybe worth Googling to see what you think.
Best tricep exercise (in my opinion) is the 'French press' with an EZ bar, and alternate curls for the biceps avoiding stuff like preacher curls.

But keep going, don't be afraid to change a routine, swap barbell presses for dumbells and vice versa, free weights >machines

My advice is write everything down, what/when you eat, include the amount and be honest, write down sets, weights, rep ranges and how easy, hard they were to perform. Also it depends how long you have been training, it takes years and years to do it properly, around a year to maybe add 2lb of solid muscle on a human frame, sorry to say. Stick with your basic compound movements, things like Bench press, Incline press and decline press. Squats/Leg press, Thigh extensions and leg curls, Shoulder press, side lat raises, rear lats and traps. Triceps should be Close grip press, heavy push downs, Back deadlifts, pull downs, rows. this is just a selection of some exercises. It is difficult to tell some one how to train without knowing rep ranges and sets and also how easy/hard things are. I will post later on for nutrition for me when I was packing the size on when training seriously

Blimey, I need to lie down just reading all of that! Kudos to you all!