My glucose levels seem to have crazy, can anyone help me understand why?

Hello, my name is Aldo and I'm from Guatemala

I have types of type 1. I use glargine insulin for almost 4 years.4 years ago I visited the doctor for emergency, I did not know that it happened to me, but when the doctor measured the glucose the result was 750. After several diagnostic tests, they concluded that I had diabetes of type 1.

My organism adapted well to insulin and everything was correct until a few months ago.I kept my glucose levels early in the morning without having eaten anything and two hours after eating the glucose was below 140. But recently my levels are totally uncontrolled, there are a few days when in the morning, after waking up,The glucose is in 160 and two hours later in 266.

I am not consuming any sugar and I try to maintain an adequate diet.

Recently the doctor ordered some studies to among them a creatinine.The result reflected 1.32 and told me that it was slightly above the maximum range of 1.30 and that it was something that should be solved.They discovered an urinary infection and I am already in treatment.

I am very worried about this imbalance in glucose and I don't know if something similar will have happened.

Could anyone guide me to understand why this is happening to me?

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It controls carbohydrates that is what glycemia rises, it is not about not eating sugar, everything that is grown is hydrate: bread, flour, corn, legumes, vegetables, fruits ... and excess fatGlycemia also uploads after one hour.

Aldo, a dose of glargine insulin is not enough to control glucose in type 1 diabetes. You should also administer rapid insulin (eg, lispro or aspart) before c/food, or at least a combination of intermediate insulin (NPH) and fast (Humalog Mix 75/25 or Novomix 30) before breakfast and dinner.And of course, the dose of insulin depends on how glucose is, the cant.of carbohydrates to ingest and the anticipation of physical activity.Luck

Yes, you will have to adapt the insulin to the controls.And add quick to meals.The endocrine will tell you how.
Read a lot and find out.

Thank you very much for the information.I am really worried about this situation.It causes me doubt because the doctor who serves me told me that my body should get used to the new dose and that I should wait a couple of weeks.Before I administered 10u and now 15u.Always in the morning.

Is that so?

You have to see the controls when you wake up and after meals.
Those figures are telling you what you need slowly and if you need quickly.
The important thing is to find the treatment that the glycosylated in 7 or less.

If you had urinary infection that alters your levels.