DOSING TIME ERROR

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CORKY

CORKY

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I did not see the clock correctly and I gave Corky meal/dose at 3:00PM instead of 4:00PM I realized the mistake when the 4:00 PM alarm went off, my windows are being renovated and blocked from the sun, how terrible is this mistake
 
CORKY said:
I did not see the clock correctly and I gave Corky meal/dose at 3:00PM instead of 4:00PM I realized the mistake when the 4:00 PM alarm went off, my windows are being renovated and blocked from the sun, how terrible is this mistake
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These things happen. The preshot was not low so I don’t think there is anything to worry about. An earlier than normal dose can act like a dose increase sometimes. Just monitor the cycle:)
 
Bron and Sheba (GA) said:
These things happen. The preshot was not low so I don’t think there is anything to worry about. An earlier than normal dose can act like a dose increase sometimes. Just monitor the cycle:)[/QUOTE

Should I go back to the original schedule or just stay on this one I know it has to be every 12hrs
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Bron and Sheba (GA) said:
These things happen. The preshot was not low so I don’t think there is anything to worry about. An earlier than normal dose can act like a dose increase sometimes. Just monitor the cycle:)
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should I go back to regular schedule? or stay as he is/ he's BG now was 200
 
You can either stay with the new time (ie 12 hours from the PMPS) or go back to the original time by going back 15 minutes each cycle or 1/2 hour each day (ie give the next dose 12 hours 15 minutes from the PMPS). Does that make sense? Whatever suits you better.
 
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