Insulin sensitivity

Good afternoon,

I don't know if you can help me, I've been with type1 diabetes for two years 1 units and fiasp in las.comida.

Suddenly it would have changed the sensibility to insulin and tend to hypoglycemia at the time or an hour and a half after breakfast to eat and sometimes dinner ... but also between hours it tends rather down .. The only thingDifferent that I have changed is that I go out to walk 1 hour in the morning, I don't know if it will have had so much to do with that ...

Would you have to lower slow and fast?

I've been 5 days ...

Greetings and thanks!

@almovaldes22, if you wake up, you will have to lower the slow.
With exercise, less insulin is usually needed.

Thanks ... I think I will do that..si.frimo go down Ka and A.verThe slow one, and if you still go down after meals, go down the fast as well.
With exercise, less insulin is usually needed.

almovaldes22 said:
good afternoon I don't know if you can help me, I've been with type1 diabetes for two years1 I use three units and fiasp in Las.comida.Suddenly it is.And sometimes. Dennn ... but tbn between hours has rather a.the low ... the only different one that changed is that I go out to walk 1 hour in the morning, I don't know if it will have had so much to do with that ... I would haveWhat slow and fast?I have been 5 days ago .. greetings and thanks

Of course, walking changes.I walk every day and if one day I am not much higher that day and the next one (until I go out).As they tell you you will have to try to download insulin while exercising.

The fiasp maximum action curve is 30 to 90 minutes when there is more insulin in blood and coincides with your hypos, the slow one goes up or down depending on how you get up, of course as Isabel says the walk reduces insulin resistance

Try to go out without active insulin.If breakfast and go out with fast insulin in an hour or less I have insured hypoglycemia.
I even go out to fast.I take a fruit and a protein bread sandwich and take it along the way when I go to 80.
These tricks work me, but each one is a world.I share it in case you want to try and see how you are doing.

I am 100% agree that physical activity affects ... and a lot!Or at least in my case, the day I do sports, then I have to watch much more with insulin, or easy I do hypo ... the same if not, that in that case I tend to hyper.

Thank you very much for answering at the moment I have lowered 1 unity and I will see ... and the quick to see how such ... will have to adjust tbien.
As for not going out xon insulin.

It is clear that exercise eats glucose.
When muscles need energy, exercise is curious, but they cheat and eat glucose without insulin.
So if you have put yourself as always and have exercised you have put yourself more, hence the sugar goes down.
If you take for a habit, walk an hour a day you can talk to your doctor to adjust the medication, although in the end you are going to know better than anyone your body.
Everything to reduce medication is good, so go ahead on that path.