2/14 Zoot! AMPS=193; +6=185; PMPS=136; +2.5=113; +4.5=155

Discussion in 'Lantus / Levemir / Biosimilars' started by Cinnie Cole, Feb 14, 2020.

  1. Cinnie Cole

    Cinnie Cole Member

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  2. Bellasmom

    Bellasmom Well-Known Member

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    Not a bad blue start, bring it on down Zoot, nice and easy
    Have a great day
     
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  3. Sue and Luci

    Sue and Luci Well-Known Member

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    Higher readings are normal at AM and PM preshot times...more importantly are those mid-cycle readings.

    Have a great day!
     
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  4. Cinnie Cole

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    Right, I get that, but in general, do the over numbers we get during the daytime cycle tend to skew higher than the numbers at night? That is what it looks like from Zoot!'s chart and some others I have looked at.
     
  5. Bandit's Mom

    Bandit's Mom Well-Known Member

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    Yes. A lot of cats go lower at night. Also it is normal to have higher AMPS - dawn syndrome. It is supposed to be the last to come down.
     
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  6. carfurby (GA)

    carfurby (GA) Well-Known Member

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    A lot of cats go lower at night and the AMPS is usually the last number to come down.
     

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