Katherine&Ruby
Member Since 2020
https://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB...3-10-78-levemir-for-ruby.258953/#post-2910341
Ruby's been pretty steady. Not much new to report. She needs to poop though, so maybe her numbers will come down after that happens.
Thanks to everyone for chiming in about her numbers and pred in her last condo.
I hear you. Here's the dealio: I was giving pred during the AM only at shot time and she was high then. I switched to twice a day at shot time and nothing really changed, except I got more greens in the later part of the AM cycle. I can experiment by giving her pred in the PM only and see what it does to her numbers, but I worry that it will only lead to higher numbers day and night and I will have to give her more insulin. See my predicament?
Ruby's been pretty steady. Not much new to report. She needs to poop though, so maybe her numbers will come down after that happens.
Thanks to everyone for chiming in about her numbers and pred in her last condo.
Id been waiting for a Ruby post because I didn't want to bump this, but I'll forget if I don't...
So, one of the things I'm wondering is if Lev has enough "cutting power" to offset the current "uneven pred bump" or whatever you want to call it. The difference between her AM and PM numbers drive me a little nuts because I'm not quite sure why it's there. Because she's more active in evening/night? Maybe the pred effect somehow times with her meals?
I mean I love Levemir, but I'd almost play with pred timing before changing insulin. Almost like it needs to be given middle of the day or night or something but that's not really feasible.
Tl;Dr I think you have nothing to lose by trying a switch, but Lantus is giving you pretty darn gentle curves right now.
I hear you. Here's the dealio: I was giving pred during the AM only at shot time and she was high then. I switched to twice a day at shot time and nothing really changed, except I got more greens in the later part of the AM cycle. I can experiment by giving her pred in the PM only and see what it does to her numbers, but I worry that it will only lead to higher numbers day and night and I will have to give her more insulin. See my predicament?



