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Is The Insulin Dosage Correct?

taking insulin before morning coffee , before evening coffee and just before bedtime (slow acting insulin )and also tablets before breakfast , lunch and dinner.some days PP suagr is around 250 . restricted diet .some times it is around 75 (PP).reason not clear . can you suggest /
Fri, 18 Jul 2014
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HI

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First of all let me tell you on what factor the blood sugars depend . 1. Amount of food consumed . 2. Physical activity . 3. Dose and timing of medication .

So if your dose and timing of medication is constant then the culprit is the amount and quality of food consumed or the physical activity .

I advise you to consult a dietician who can advise you the right amount and the right type of food so that if you diet is correct , then for a regular physical activity and constant dose and timing of medications your blood sugars will not fluctuate so much .
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Is The Insulin Dosage Correct?

HI Welcome to HCM First of all let me tell you on what factor the blood sugars depend . 1. Amount of food consumed . 2. Physical activity . 3. Dose and timing of medication . So if your dose and timing of medication is constant then the culprit is the amount and quality of food consumed or the physical activity . I advise you to consult a dietician who can advise you the right amount and the right type of food so that if you diet is correct , then for a regular physical activity and constant dose and timing of medications your blood sugars will not fluctuate so much .