Hyperglycemia at night

Good morning.

I have been watching very high figures for several weeks at night.

I know that there is the phenomenon of dawn or dawn, but in my case the climb occurs between twelve at night and two in the morning, so it seems very early to me so that the climb occurs for that reason.

I am an insulin bomb user and I have already increased the basal dose during those sections and in the previous hours, but for now I have not seen results.

I also ruled out that it is the Somogy effect, because there is no rebound effect that justifies the subsequent hyperglycemia.

Nor is it due to food, because I have been reducing carbohydrates at dinner to the maximum.

And I also rule out incidents with the bomb, insertion zone, insulin in poor condition ... because for the day I am in correct values.

Any idea?

Just a month ago I had consult with my endocrine, but any of this still happened to me, so in a few months I did not see her again.

Thank you.

You have to be very careful with the proteins and the fats you eat for dinner since they raise blood glucose from 3 or 4 hours.If you no longer have active fast insulin, the peak is inevitable.

Thank you @ricky21, I have also taken it into account.As I have been with this situation for several weeks, I have tried to go to bed almost without dinner, with a yogurt and voila, and even if I do not occur hyperglycemia.I have contacted my endocrine, to see if it "illuminates me", because I am very lost.

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Ah, he had ruled out that it was that phenomenon because where I read it, he talked about it later, around 6 or 7h in the morning.But in WL you send it can be from 2h.What I don't know is because that hormonal change is suddenly produced, I will talk to my endocrine.For now I have continued to increase night basal, to see if I get something.Thank you very much @ricky21.

Exactly the same thing happens to me for three or four days.Even sleeping with 80 glycemia, at 12 the glass shoe falls and I climb the clouds.I have uploaded a slow unit and I have improved a little.Nor had it neglected the dinners, well light and well controlled.
Maybe it is the change of station and it happens to us when we adapt.

Is the same thing about @ENSALADA?Well, I think I had thought about everything but the change of station 😂😂😂.After 24 years, this "unwanted" travel companion does not cease to surprise me.Hopefully with the increase in slow insulin you do well.I, when bombing, I will continue to increase the night basal, to see if I can stop spending the nights in the clouds.All the best.

It happens to me in all the stations, at 3 in the morning it starts to climb.There are days that do not happen, but I am very few nights.I have tried everything to rise slowly, not to have dinner, to get lower after dinner, not to have proteins, and nothing I find the solution.
The only thing I have left to try is to change the slow schedule, to see if I find the moment and do it, but the changes and I do not make good crumbs;)

@Anaisabel, I also try to be very cautious with the changes, hence my initial doubts to raise the basal ones.Regular, if I make adjustments, I go up or 0.05 or 0.1 units per sections.On this occasion I have ended up going up at night to 0.4 and 0.5, so it seems that I am controlling it.In your case, when using bolis, it can be a good idea to advance the time of the slow nighttime, to cover you the rise of the 3h at the time of greater action of insulin Good luck!

No one has fallen into that that is solved by changing the target in the pump and if you use a sensor in the sensor

anabela said:
is the same thing happening to you?Well, I think I had thought about everything but the change of station 😂😂😂.After 24 years, this "unwanted" travel companion does not cease to surprise me.Hopefully with the increase in slow insulin you do well.I, when bombing, I will continue to increase the night basal, to see if I can stop spending the nights in the clouds.All the best.

It has already happened to me.It lasted three or four days.I have lower the slow and have more stable values ​​again.I'm getting used to files X of diabetes.Inexplicable, incomprehensible phenomena and, luckily, they leave as they came.