JT tells you, “if I have a steak and salad for dinner, I will give myself 2-3 units of bolus insulin”.
What is the best response?
- That could be dangerous, since bolus insulin is used to cover carbs.
- How many times has your glucose dropped using that approach?
- I am curious to know how that has affected your post meal glucose.
- Giving the insulin after the meal might be a better idea.
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