Used wrong insulin.

Hello,
I think you don't have to take any tension because the dose you have taken before going to bed is ok and just keep in mind that you have to take as per it defined. But having bulk quantity of carbs may harm you so eat less carb and balanced your sugar level...

How about offering a bit of information, my friend? It MIGHT help to analyse [analyze, if you are, indeed, one of my American cousins] what is MOST LIKELY to occur. For instance, if you were supposed to inject a long-acting insulin and you inadvertently injected fast-acting insulin, you COULD lose consciousness, lapse into a coma, and even die ... dependent, of course on how big of a dose you injected, what your blood glucose level was before injecting, whether you've eaten since injecting, whether you've exercised recently.

If, on the other hand, you should have injected a short or fast-acting insulin but inadvertently injected a long-acting insulin, you'll notice a substantial rise in your blood glucose level after eating.

I doubt you will get a reply @David147, this thread is nearly 2 years old.