He was breaking a bounce, see how his PMPS was so much higher than this morning's AMPS. A bounce breaking cycle action can continue to the following cycle. Plus there is the influence of the depot which can impact the first part of the following cycle following a skipped or reduced dose. At least with the skip you can get back on your old shot schedule again tonight.
High carb wet food typically raising blood sugars for just a couple hours. Dry food can last longer.
I've never seen anyone report head tremor as a side effect of cabergoline. Side effects tend to be GI related, and shorter term. Good to hear the head tremor has gotten better now.
I did all the time. Pink PMPS to blue AMPS was a very common cycle or Neko. Of course, I had to be able to monitor. Take a look at the other cycles where you have shot blue preshots. Most of them were fairly flat with not a huge curve to them.
He went hypo 66 shooting blue on 10/13 and he went hypo 45 shooting blue on 138. What am I missing?
He's climbing. You mentioned in an earlier post giving R after nadir. What would that look like? . I'm worried he's going to go back to 700 from that stupid skip.
Yes, but he got 25 units the night before and some of that carried forward (depot) to the next day. Plus he had a bunch of R given on 10/12 and sometimes the effect of giving R can be seen on following cycles. And note that I said "most of the blue cycles" not all. Which is why I suggested shooting blue when you can monitor. Most of the other blue cycles did not have "complications" surrounding those cycles.
He's probably also bouncing from greens today. When is Copernicus' Lantus nadir? You don't want the R and L to nadir at the same time. So you could shoot a bit before Lantus nadir. Having said that, if he's still climbing at your next test you could give R then. Follow the same R scale as before. The issue with giving R at night late is having to get later tests.
Sometimes his Nadir is +6, sometimes it's later in the cycle. Should I recognize it as being the same time every cycle? Last night, I don't see a nadir, he just kept climbing even after shot. The fact he was still dropping at his last pre-shot, are we calling that nadir? He's 442 so I gave R. I realize I have no experience with it but I cannot let him get to 700 again.
I hope you can find a way to sleep a bit.
Do you know from your data so far that R is in and out in 4 hours? It is in most cats, but not with Neko. First test she was solid red for four hours. I thought it was a dud and went to bed. Woke up to green.
R doesn't show up in later cycles, but if Lantus is working with lower numbers due the R, then you can see lower numbers later on.
That's how I understand the R to work as it helps the Lantus to work better when the numbers are lower.
