Inexplicable high glycemia

Yes ... we have achieved it .. I have had an average the last 48 hours of 125 and not the 157 that I had.
But that I work hard to keep this.

I hope when all this ends up lowering the doses.

Hello, I want to comment on my case, confinement has served me to realize that in the places where I put the slow insulin I have two lipodystrophy and that the belly area that is where I always put corrections and the insulin of breakfast, I did notIt absorbs me well.Then I have completely changed the sites where I click on meals and injection technique.At breakfast the improvement has been spectacular I no longer make peaks.I also exercise at home at least one hour of cardio and strength, because also in confinement it happens to me that if I did not, I would begin to rise in the afternoon from 6-7 pm for no apparent reason, whichBefore the days I didn't train did not happen to me.It also happens to me this upload without apparent reason at night from 2-3am and until 5 am in which it begins to improve.Some night I has sounded the alarm of XDrip to 180 and I had to correct myself at dawn.I know that with a bomb and loop would not happen to me.greetings.

It is totally normal, any change in our daily life affects ... the important thing is to have good control and act accordingly.

I have come to upload 4 units for the simple fact of not going to the gym so ...

It is also very important as @etogonza says analyzing the injection sites of insulin, I usually have a high post breakfast and that insulin I put it in the arm that for me is where it is faster it is absorbed.

paco Iriarte vañó said:
have inexplicable high glycemia ...

Does it happen to you?lockdown?Stress?

Thank you!

I am very happy to have received news today from the forum, because I was driving myself a little crazy and I intended to call the endocrine on Monday, I have the feeling that instead of insulin I inject water because my glycemias are very high, independentlyof my routines, exercise, etc.He had even thought that it would be a hormonal issue that had to see symptoms of menopause that it causes insulin resistance ... It comforts me that we are all similar