Visit with the endocrine

Good afternoon,

I wanted to make a consultation to see if any breast or potato has happened to him, we were with the endocrine and the summary is that the child is perfect but that we are making it fatal.

I commented, a glycosada of 5.7 has been released for more than two years with the baby diabetes, he told us that a lot of basal (14 units) and in the food because I skewer as I see how heIt has gone during the day, we weigh everything, and he told us that we must always give him the same amount of insulin, that we cannot pretend that our child is in values ​​of a normal forgive ..

that we click on himA lot of insulin and that makes it more resistant, do you know if that is true?I must say that it is barely in hiccum because we see that it is going down we give 3 to 4 grams of sugar so few children have ..

Can you tell me if we are doing well?.

or if you see that we click a lot of insulin and it is bad for my baby over time.

I imagine where the thing is going.weigh it.You can do it by eye and if he does it, much better.That takes your dish and separates what is going to eat .1rem; "> the control is very important.But we have to keep in mind that we cannot live to control diabetes.You have to adapt diabetes to our way of life and get used to the child to what is the one who uses self -control./p>

Obviously if the glyc has given 5.7 and does not have hypos you are not doing it wrong, you are doing it very well.It adapts to what we eat, sometimes it takes more, sometimes less.

I really don't understand your endocrine.If the child does not have hypos you will be putting the insulin that he needs ... and therefore you put less will be high ...

to see if a forum doctor can clarify it, the same is the sameSomething we do not see.

If people always put the same thing so that there would be the calculation of bowling, insulin ratios or the same pumps.While your control and weight is normal, you will not increase your resistance.

You are doing it phenomenal.

each person is different and their needs too.But here there are many adult diabetics who debuted as children and are very good.

@Jessace, I think you are doing very well, with a 5.7 is perfect.If you don't wake up low, slow is fine.It doesn't matter what you need.I don't know how old your child is, but when more insulin is needed it is in adolescence, and doses are increasing as they grow.

My daughter has been with diabetes for 30 years and has not noticed insulin resistance, always putting what she needed, according to hydrates.

If you have a tendency to hypos, then you will have to lower the slow one, but where it is best seen if it is adjusted it is at night.

Much encouragement, which is perfect.

What slow do you use?

5'7!In a child!But it is fantastic!

You are doing it phenomenal, really.I don't understand your endocrine very well ...

The child has to put the dose he needs.Each person is a world.You can see in many threads of the forum that each person puts ourselves a dose and that for the 1st of HC there are people who need 1und.fast ... 2 ... 4 ... or to talk about the slow ... there are people who need 10-12unds.or 48 ...

Each one has a ratio, and he changes.

Your child has their habits and circumstances, with the months they will change and with them the dose.

While maintaining a correct gly the resistance is at bay.

You are doing it phenomenal.Courage and calm!