Cherylockholmes
Member Since 2013
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I increased the dose to 2.
+4 and he's increased to 304. Grrr...makes zero sense
I increased the dose to 2.
+4 and he's increased to 304. Grrr...makes zero sense
Note:"Many cats will occasionally react to an increased dose with increased BGs - within the first 2 to 3 days after an increase, usually lasting for less than 24 hours. Nobody really knows what the reason for this phenomenon is (perhaps a "panicky liver"?) - hold the dose and ignore the fluctuations."http://www.tillydiabetes.net/en_6_protocol2.htm
Here in the Lantus Tight Regulation Insulin Support Group (ISG), we've affectionately dubbed this unexplainable phenomenon "New Dose Wonkiness" (NDW).
Dale 'n' Chip said:Nope it's not exactly logical, but that's why we have the protocol so we have some clue what to do next. Even if it doesn't seem to make sense.
Take a look at Lucy. Be sure to scroll up and down. Notice how Lucy's Lantus dose went up and down the dosing ladder several times before it finally went back down for the OTJ.
And notice the times when Lucy's numbers stayed high even after increases, but Libby kept at it. That's why we call this a marathon, not a sprint. :smile: