Dawn phenomenon

I usually get up with an average of 103 but as soon as I get up quickly up to 140 or 150 although then it lowers me to 220 or 130. I am type 2 diabetic and I put 12 in the afternoon 12 units of slow insulin.I have a freestyle meter.What can I do.Thank you.The rest of the day is usually within rank

Cristóbal Castro Martínez said:
@Cristóbal Castro Martínez said:

I usually get up with an average of 103 but as soon as I get up quickly up to 140 or 150 although then it lowers me to 220 or 130. I am type 2 diabetic and I put 12 in the afternoon 12 units of slow insulin.I have a freestyle meter.What can I do.Thank you.The rest of the day is usually within rank

@Albert1, I see very well control. I know if with a more slow unit you could adjust more, but you could be at risk of hypo.

Those climbs when awakening are normal, sometimes it is the sensor itself, if you go down to good values ​​you are very good.

The best data will be given by glucosilada, better about 6 than 7.

It seems that you don't get fast.And the insulin you use will be a 24 -hour flat.Starting from here.

Go up the slow one, one in one.Or start exercising every day, if possible.

You need more basal insulin (the one that uses the body without eating), I do not think you have hypoglycemia, unless you lose a lot of weight.

That is surely that when you are lying you are pressing the freestyle and when you get up, and then stabilize, it is normal