Doubt with insulin fiasp

ruthbia said:
that is @meginer and that that warned me that I would need more units and that it lasted less time.

It gives me to think when I read here that they are doing well, the same if you have never used others, it goes well and to those that we have used Humalog or Novorapid does not go for some development that we have developed in the use of these insulins.

The point is that two or three years ago I started using it on my own initiative, so I went out with friends to dinner pizza (I still did not Lowcarb), and I wantedNe gave a peak, I put more amount than being pizza but like other insulins.
But Cdo spent a while I started to stop working, I didn't get off so I left her.Once if I had a celebration where I knew I was going to exceed, I wanted to give it another chance but whenever I have done it, it has happened to me.I still have some pen in the refrigerator but I do not use it, it is there in case for an urgency I need it because it has no other.

ruthbia said:
that is @meginer and that that warned me that I would need more units and that it lasted less time.

It gives me to think when I read here that they are doing well, the same if you have never used others, it goes well and to those that we have used Humalog or Novorapid does not go for some development that we have developed in the use of these insulins.

I until now, Fiasp was the only fast insulin I had used (I debuted 4 years ago) and, until the last year, I was doing well.My theory is that I was still a bit on a honeymoon (in fact, I had to progressively increase in recent months) and that my body produced some insulin, with which it compensated where Fiasp did not carry.And, now, not producing any insulin, Fiasp falls short in time.This is my theory, but you may know ... the important thing is that now with Novorapid very well.In fact, in principle I was going to use it alone at dinners, but I am checking that I am doing well with the midday meals too.

@Carussa The only thing about Novorapid is that at breakfast needs more time until it action, in my case between 45-60 min, but knowing it does not peak, you coordinate it.

ruthbia said:
@carussa The only thing about Novorapid is that at breakfast needs more time until it action, in my case between 45-60 min, but knowing it does not do it, you do it, you coordinate it.

And are you at home waiting 60 min for breakfast or breakfast then at work?
Because I would have to get up at 5.30 hehe

ruthbia said:
that is @meginer and that that warned me that I would need more units and that it lasted less time.

It gives me to think when I read here that they are doing well, the same if you have never used others, it goes well and to those that we have used Humalog or Novorapid does not go for some development that we have developed in the use of these insulins.

I am the exception that confirms your theory 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have used a lot of fast in my 33 years of diabetics, and for the moment Fiaps is doing well ...
I think it has more to do with the fact that each one is a world ... And what world!

@meginer is not Breakfast Hydrates.I get up at 6:00, I put my insulin, I pick up and clean my floor, I dress, and then breakfast.About 45 min at the end.At 7:15 I leave home.
I have found a great protein bread in the L'Eclerc in Soria, pity that in Madrid there is no.I gather when I go.Does not go up with the light soybean or sugar soybeans according to brand.

ruthbia said:
@meginer is not breakfast hydrates.I get up at 6:00, I put my insulin, I pick up and clean my floor, I dress, and then breakfast.About 45 min at the end.At 7:15 I leave home.
I have found a great protein bread in the L'Eclerc in Soria, pity that in Madrid there is no.I gather when I go.Does not go up with the light soybean or sugar soybeans according to brand.

That, that you lift time and fourth before

ruthbia said:
@meginer is that no breakfast hydrates.I get up at 6:00, I put my insulin, I pick up and clean my floor, I dress, and then breakfast.About 45 min at the end.At 7:15 I leave home.
I have found a great protein bread in the L'Eclerc in Soria, pity that in Madrid there is no.I gather when I go.Does not go up with the light soybean or sugar soybeans according to brand.

It is that in half an hour I prepare and leave home ..., wait an hour for breakfast I find a lot, I prefer to fast or have only a coffee.
I with 20 min before it is, I put the humalog as soon as I get up, and also 3 u of threeiba because I give it in two.
Lately I get up throwing down so I don't have much to wait for a long time, I don't know if it's on vacation and I don't have stress, hehe, to see when I come back that I already have little left.

I come from Novorapid to Fiasp.The first days I noticed changes in the speed of acting but then, it ceased to be super fast.Today, through my monitoring, I see that it begins to act and lower at least 2 or 3 hours.The other option I see but it costs me to do it is to apply it half an hour before meals.I don't know if someone experiences this.Greetings

Sergio Czerwacki said:
I come from novorapid to fiasp.The first days I noticed changes in the speed of acting but then, it ceased to be super fast.Today, through my monitoring, I see that it begins to act and lower at least 2 or 3 hours.The other option I see but it costs me to do it is to apply it half an hour before meals.I don't know if someone experiences this.Greetings

Yes, just that are the last messages.

It happens to me the same as what you say, if I wear it just before eating as the nurse told me it takes a long time to take effect, so what I usually do at home is put it on, I do the food and then as with normal values, but then it rises a lot, as if I had no effect.

Another thing I am doing is, as I have read that in the leg or culete it takes longer to take effect, put on me 2/3 in the gut and 1/3 in my leg, do you think it can be a good option or have a placebo effect?I am afraid that if it goes slow, it gives me hypoglycemia, for now I have had one about two hours, but it may be that it would happen to me.

It is that, for example, at two hours of eating today it starts to climb, I already have the sensor with the arrow up, but I do not know if, when putting the insulin in two different areas, still the one in the leg has notEffect and I am afraid that if I put more after a while it goes down too much.

@Thera said:

It happens to me the same as what you say, if I wear it just before eating as the nurse told me it takes a long time to take effect, so what I usually do at home is put it on, I do the food and then as with normal values, but then it rises a lot, as if I had no effect.

Another thing I am doing is, as I have read that in the leg or culete it takes longer to take effect, put on me 2/3 in the gut and 1/3 in my leg, do you think it can be a good option or have a placebo effect?I am afraid that if it goes slow, it gives me hypoglycemia, for now I have had one about two hours, but it may be that it would happen to me.

It is that, for example, at two hours of eating today it starts to climb, I already have the sensor with the arrow up, but I do not know if, when putting the insulin in two different areas, still the one in the leg has notEffect and I am afraid that if I put more after a while it goes down too much.

The advantage of this insulin is that it is very fast and avoids the peak of food.But the closer you are of perfection, the more irrigation of hypoglycemia.😊

@JuansoloNo, I have not explained myself well, I want to say that it goes up and I'm afraid to put more just in case it is not enough to take effect and if I have fled it then too much.

That graph is this afternoon.As I saw that at six I climbed, I punctured me insulin.And it is as if I had started to take effect at three hours, because I have not even punched myself or eaten anything.

@Thera said:

@JuansoloNo, I have not explained myself well, I want to say that it goes up and I'm afraid to put more just in case it is not enough to take effect and if I have fled it then too much.

That graph is this afternoon.As I saw that at six I climbed, I punctured me insulin.And it is as if I had started to take effect at three hours, because I have not even punched myself or eaten anything.

The other peak is from dinner, and it wouldn't be a very high peak if you had gotten well at dinner.

There are several ways to try to make basal insulin (the slow 24 hours) get well.I don't know when you put it on, but you can put it before bed.Although the easiest thing is to correct deviations at 6 or 7 in the afternoon, before it goes up a lot.

That is what I do, because depending on the physical activity of the day I arrive well or not.

I put 22 abasaglar units at 10:45 p.m.Before I put it at 9 p.m.130.Before it did not come out of 150 at breakfast

What you say to put something for the afternoon peak, do you mean putting more basal?Because I was thinking it was food and put a little quickly.

@Thera said:

I put 22 abasaglar units at 10:45 p.m.Before I put it at 9 p.m.130.Before it did not come out of 150 at breakfast

What you say to put something for the afternoon peak, do you mean putting more basal?Because I was thinking it was food and put a little quickly.

You are trying little by little, rehearsal and error.😊