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Wilma- Hello! I am no Dr but if you are experiencing low numbers all the time you need to talk to your Physician. He or she will be the only person who can tell you what your next step would be. I use to experience lows when I first started using insulin. My Endo made adjustments to my insulin and now I am fine. You should carry glucose tablets or something to help bring your BG's up if it drops to low. Follow your first mind, if you don't think something is right make an appointment and talk to your physician face to face. Hopefully you will get an answer. Good Luck Cherise Community Moderator

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