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Bookmark or Share- Burning and Stinging when injecting insulins - Diabetes DailyI currently use both Lantus and Novolin R. At random times I experience painful burning or stinging when the insulin is being injected, but at other times I feel nothing. I keep both of my in use vials of insulin at room temperature, so it's not that I'm injecting cold insulin. My Lantus dose is 38 units, my Novolin R varies from 5 units to 15 ...
- Lantus triggering a rise in blood sugar?? - Diabetes DailyFriend. I have noticed in the past fortnight that in the first hour (sometimes 2) after injecting Lantus, there is a rise in my blood sugars. For example tonight, I ate supper at 5pm and injected my novo accordingly. This all worked out fine and by 9pm I was back down to 5.6 mmol/l (100). At 10pm I was 5.2 mmol/l (94).
- Lantus not working? | Diabetes Daily ForumsLantus only adds insulin, which the body uses to reduce circulating glucose levels. GLP-1 does increase insulin production after meals, but it also inhibits glucagon production. (Glucagon is the hormone that causes the liver to release glucose.)
- Lantus and Humalog regimen and questions - Diabetes DailyThat would limit the overnight drop and give you more basal action during the day. If you are still having Dawn Phenomenon rises in the morning, switching from Lantus to Levemir may help. Levemir has a bigger peak than Lantus. But you would need to split the dose with Levemir too. As mentioned, NPH at night and Lantus in the morning is also an ...
- Do I still need Lantus injection when my blood sugar level is lowNew Member. Jun 9, 2020. #5. HeartofSoul said: your 2 hr post meal between 120 - 140 is normal and waking up with FBG of 70 is normal too. if you see your FBG below 70, a small adjustment to reduce lantus is an option. a Bs of 180 2 hrs after eating is to high. Are you also taking bolus insulin for post meal management such as humalog or ...
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