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I am the parent of a teenager living with Type 1.
When my child is 500, I have him take a correction dose of insulin to bring it down. It is usually back to normal in 3 hours. i also try to determine why he is that high and fix the problem.
If you are also vomiting and sick and have high ketones, this is a problem and you ought go to ER.
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