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<blockquote data-quote="kitedoc" data-source="post: 2055947" data-attributes="member: 468714"><p>Hi [USER=467598]@Indy1282[/USER],</p><p>A puzzling situation indeed!</p><p>So going through a list of possibles:</p><p>Has Tresiba been out of fridge for too long, or partly deactivated for some other reason, e,g hot temperatures or partial freezing</p><p>Use of old injection sites leading to poor absorption</p><p>Leaking of some Tresiba out of your pen or via a cracked ampoule or leaking rubber plunger</p><p>Food: a large bedtime snack</p><p>Faulty cgm readings. I assume you have double checked these nocturnal readings with glucometer. as per @ sunspots</p><p>Hypo: an unnoticed hypo with resultant high bsls as measured</p><p>Stress: leading to increased release of stress hormones. But does seem a bit early for typical DP</p><p>Automonous release: of a hormone whose action opposes insulin action e.g. glucagon</p><p>Medication: prescribing and taking of a medication whose composition and timing might impact on nocturnal bsls.</p><p>Best Wishes on finding an answer and an easy solution!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kitedoc, post: 2055947, member: 468714"] Hi [USER=467598]@Indy1282[/USER], A puzzling situation indeed! So going through a list of possibles: Has Tresiba been out of fridge for too long, or partly deactivated for some other reason, e,g hot temperatures or partial freezing Use of old injection sites leading to poor absorption Leaking of some Tresiba out of your pen or via a cracked ampoule or leaking rubber plunger Food: a large bedtime snack Faulty cgm readings. I assume you have double checked these nocturnal readings with glucometer. as per @ sunspots Hypo: an unnoticed hypo with resultant high bsls as measured Stress: leading to increased release of stress hormones. But does seem a bit early for typical DP Automonous release: of a hormone whose action opposes insulin action e.g. glucagon Medication: prescribing and taking of a medication whose composition and timing might impact on nocturnal bsls. Best Wishes on finding an answer and an easy solution! [/QUOTE]
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