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<blockquote data-quote="Sarah_Type_1_since_age_3" data-source="post: 1314723" data-attributes="member: 356380"><p>Hi, I've literally just joined the forum & I should have done it ages ago! I've been type 1 since age 3 & I'm now 41, so don't know life without it! Can I ask what is meant by 'basal testing'? I know the basal is the long-acting 24 hour insulin but how do you test the effect of only that one? My blood sugars go high & low very often but I think that's because of busy lifestyle and general stresses life throws, so rushing round everywhere, always on the go, leads to low blood sugars which I then over-compensate for by eating too much as I feel starving which then leads to highs later or next morning if was hypo near bed time</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sarah_Type_1_since_age_3, post: 1314723, member: 356380"] Hi, I've literally just joined the forum & I should have done it ages ago! I've been type 1 since age 3 & I'm now 41, so don't know life without it! Can I ask what is meant by 'basal testing'? I know the basal is the long-acting 24 hour insulin but how do you test the effect of only that one? My blood sugars go high & low very often but I think that's because of busy lifestyle and general stresses life throws, so rushing round everywhere, always on the go, leads to low blood sugars which I then over-compensate for by eating too much as I feel starving which then leads to highs later or next morning if was hypo near bed time [/QUOTE]
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