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Deming, NM

the last time i went to the doctor he refused to answer my questions on a sliding scale. i am curious what others scales look like

January 16, 2018
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My endo is on board with what im doing as its resulted in a non diabetic a1c so despite 20 years of being diabetic im without complications (atm).

My insilin toncarb ratio varies from 1:5 to 1:30 with 1:15 being my average depending on activity level n state ofnhealth if ill then 1:5 is common.

My correction factor is 1 unit per 10 over base. So if 6 (106) 0 correction but if 7 () 1 unit is needed for correction. If 10 (180) then 6 units would be needed to correct to my base.

January 16, 2018
A DiabetesTeam Member

my doctor was the same way. the nurse helped me not on this but to get my sugar under control. at night and in the morning

December 11, 2019

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