Ketoacidosis

  
Marcos_J_M
02/16/2016 10:48 p.m.

Hello good, I'm a little "scared"
I know it is normal for us to see ourselves in these cases, but I almost never have it (or at least I don't notice)
Let's see, before dinner, I have fallen asleep and noticed "bad", 280 glucose, and indeed, ketonuria ...
And now what?Well, to start I have put 3 unleas of fast insulin, but here comes my question, I have read in the forum, that you have to take orange juice, and I have even downloaded a documentation that a user passed (which I do not remember very well), but I do not understand very well, the notes it has, the issue of units per kilo, the controls every hour according to what and others ... uff what anxiety.Please help

Marcos - 26 años - Debut a los 14
Sevilla - HbA1c 5.5
  
Gala
02/16/2016 11 p.m.

I took a piece of fruit, usually an apple, which is better than juice, does not give you the rush so fast and the body metabolizes it well

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