Tresiba again

@maginer, because they always give them to us at the health center, what we buy are the feathers' needles.
We have been with roads that we now have a mixture of everything.
But the syringes are cheap and they leave better ...
Regular humulin lasts 5 or 6 hours, but makes a strong peak between two and three hours.Watch that ...

@Repipa, and what problem did the threeiba give you?
What change did you see when changing the schedule
Thanks for the help.

regina said:
@maginer, because they always give them to us in the health center, what we buy are the needles of the feathers.
We have been with roads that we now have a mixture of everything.
But the syringes are cheap and they leave better ...
Regular humulin lasts 5 or 6 hours, but makes a strong peak between two and three hours.Watch that ...

You have to see what things change according to the community.The needles of the feathers prescribe them, they get on the card, but the syringes no, I imagine that they will give them in the health C, I have never needed, I will find out if I decide.Yesterday I got Humalog for dinner and I didn't lower me to the three of you and that ate three tablespoons of zucchini puree and a natural yogurt, had spent two hours and was still high, with Fiasp that does not happen to me.So tonight I had to correct several times.

@Regina
They gave me fat increases like 4 in the morning and changing the schedule!My doctor said that the schedule was nonsense with Ttesiba, that it did not matter, the case is that I changed the schedule and change everything !!!

repipa said:
@regina
They gave me fat increases like 4 in the morning and changing the schedule!My doctor said that the schedule was nonsense with Ttesiba, that it did not matter, the case is that I changed the schedule and change everything !!!

And do you put it at three in the afternoon now?

@maginer, no, yes here they give you needles if you ask them, but as they gave us syringes before, because we do not ask the nurse ... and we leave it like that ,,
Maybe that time change is good for you, try to see.
I am thinking that my daughter would better put her at night, because for the day she is quite flat and when he goes down all the time it is at night ..
Now he puts himself 12 and gets up high, with 13 low, with 12.5, I don't even know ..
Let's see if putting it at night, although you don't like that schedule ..., you prefer to leave it on the morning.

regina said:
@maginer, no, yes here they give you needles if you ask them, but as they gave us syringes before, because we do not ask the nurse ... and we leave it like that,,
Maybe that time change is good for you, try to see.
I am thinking that my daughter would better put her at night, because for the day she is quite flat and when he goes down all the time it is at night ..
Now he puts himself 12 and gets up high, with 13 low, with 12.5, I don't even know ..
Let's see if putting it at night, although you don't like that schedule ..., you prefer to leave it on the morning.

I have changed so much that I don't even know, hehe.
If I change at noon, the possible changes will see them at 7 days or so, it is normally true that I have no patience and at most I expect three days and perhaps it is not theirs.
Also these days not without a reflection of the daily reality because it is not usual, now we have more meals outside, even if you try to control, you always spend more, you also do less exercise ... but well, even so, you have to try.

Well, @meginer my Christmas Eve went with a hypo 35 at 6:30.I had cented hydrates, cheeses and ate some nougat without sugar.I went to bed in 105, that is, well and surprise for months that I did not have such a low hypo.
At Christmas, the same, Hydrate and Hipay but less and last night at 3, I had some cheese, a grilled prawns and a little ham.Hydrate and fat.
What goes up is cheese but not always, depending on the day, because on Christmas Eve I ate quite a cheese and I had hiccups.

I do not consider changing insulin.Toujeo is more similar to Levemir, use less than before in both doses.With Lantus I had no night hypos.

ruthbia said:
well @meginer my Christmas Eve was with a hypo 35 at 6:30.I had cented hydrates, cheeses and ate some nougat without sugar.I went to bed in 105, that is, well and surprise for months that I did not have such a low hypo.
At Christmas, the same, Hydrate and Hipay but less and last night at 3, I had some cheese, a grilled prawns and a little ham.Hydrate and fat.
What goes up is cheese but not always, depending on the day, because on Christmas Eve I ate quite a cheese and I had hiccups.

I do not consider changing insulin.Toujeo is more similar to Levemir, use less than before in both doses.With Lantus I had no night hypos.

May the hypos to drink alcohol?
I don't know, I can't control those night climbs.

I did not take more than a glass of cava.I don't think it's alcohol.