Decompensation - Type 2

  
ElCentenillo
01/11/2016 10:40 a.m.

Hello, I'm new here.

I have suffered DM type 2 for more than ten years.Night and metformin/sitagliptin use.

For ten days I have suffered strong low back pain, I have had to stop exercising (walks) and I am in added treatment with a pregabaline and cortiocoid via systemic.

Obviously glycemia has been decompensated: I have begun to use fast insulin and have increased the dose of Lantus;I do not manage to control basal blood glucose and during the days I give high figures both pre and postpandracial.I have increased 5 U .U) and novorapid use 5-5-5;At least I have gone from mgr the blood glucose of, but I do not arrive at & lt;150.

I follow my doctor's advice and my question, if there are DM experts in the forum, is it right, can I do something else?

The pain continues, does not improve.

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fer
01/11/2016 3:19 p.m.

Welcome to the @elCentenillo forum here you will find many type 2 diabetics, I hope you share your experiences.

On what you ask, apart from raising medication or looking for an alternative exercise, I can't think of many more, perhaps a stricter diet?

Let's see what other forgings think.;)

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