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Originally Posted by BlueSky  My BG would normally be in the 120 - 140 range 2 hours after eating. If your BG is dropping after 2 hours, it probably means that there is too much basal action. You should be able to skip a meal (and the corresponding bolus) and your blood sugar shouldn't change much. You may need to reduce your Levimir to make this happen. | Wow....Mine goes down so much in the last few hours before a meal. The morning's are especially bad. If I'm less than 250 at 9am (I eat breakfast around 7am), I'll definitely need a snack before lunch. (I walk to work - 1/2 an hour.) In the afternoon and evening I don't have to let it go up so high. Just in the morning. I always thought this was at least relatively normal. My endo has never told me otherwise. *sigh*
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~ Bethany ~
Type 1 since I was 3 (1981) - 27 years now
Pumping as of Sept. 13, 2007 - Paradigm 522 with NovoRapid (Novolog)
(Previously on Levemir and Humalog)
CGMS as of Apr. 2008
Laser treatments (scatter) on both eyes - Jul. 4, 2007-Sept. 12, 2007 | 
