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my counts are always 250-300 in the monring. do i need to change my lantus or my dinner insulin

Gloria
09/27/08
Gloria
Topics:Diabetes Type 1
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Cherise Shockley
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I am 27, I was dignosed with Type 1.5/LADA in June 2004. I became...

Saturday, September 27, 2008

Gloria-

 

Hello! I remember when I was having the same issue as you. My bg's weren't as high but they would run between 130-150.  You may be experiencing problems with the Dawn Phenomenon. The Dawn Phenomenon is where certain hormones are released in the morning and it cause your blood sugar to rise. There are many ways to control the Dawn Phenomenon. I have watched the number of carbs I eat at night, cut out the bedtime snack, I changed my morning basal rate; I use a insulin pump. I use to walk at night and I noticed a big change in my morning bg's. You should talk to your Physician, he (she) will be able to tell you what to do to lower your fasting bg's.  

 

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Cherise

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if you click on the highlighted links it will take you to more info about Dawn P.

 

 

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