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  Diet, excersize, insulin dosage, whatever I do, I am not able to control my diabetes. The bg values fluctuate throughout the day, and night. They vary from 55 to 252 mg/dl. There seems to be no solution to my problem.
  Do you think you can work with your endo to take corrective does when your BP high, and then adjust your premix dosage accordingly if you took a corrective dose? When I was pregnant, I had to take 1 unit of something (can't remember) for every 15 pts I was over 140.
  I asked my endo about premixed insulin since my father-in-law is on it, same situation as OP. He's old, set in his ways, and won't be able to adapt to MDI. My endo told me he has 1000s of patients, and only 5 are on premixed. He said you can't really achieve an A1C of less than 7 on premixed.
  After injections in the leg taking about 70% less insulin I am running in the 80 to 100 range few if any corrections needed. My next A1c will most likely be in the five range.
  Fur this is a miracle. I am also evaluating injecting into leg. Seems better than before.
  . Still going strong test from 106 to 80s so all going very well using 7 to 10 units some days even less.
  Do you think you can work with your endo to take corrective does when your BP high, and then adjust your premix dosage accordingly if you took a corrective dose? When I was pregnant, I had to take 1 unit of something (can't fremember) for every 15 pts I was over 140.
  On 13th night at 02-30 AM I had a hypo of 61 mg/dl, when I took 10 more units of insulin in the evening. I do not understand how to control my bgs.
  Fur most likely you have gone ketogenic. It is impossible to have a glucosic metabolism on so little insulin. I remember asking the type 1s what was the TDD and the average was 35 u/day with a fairly narrow range. Dr. Bernstein used very little insulin that amazed me he was keto. another rare but possible occurance is a tumor that secretes insulin which is unlikely. well whatever it is this is a gift from god enjoy.
  So why did you take 10 more units that was obviously to much you seem to have lows during the night It's been over a year I had one.
  That insulin can last in your system for hours and hours. You seem to be more sensitive at night so it may have come down on its own.