6/1 Cinna | AMPS 132 | +3 79 | +4 104 | +8.8 52 | PMPS 97

alio

alio

Member Since 2022
5/31: https://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB...-1-5-50-4-76-pmps-96-1-5-57-2-64-3-63.263976/

Bit of a wild night and busy morning, so only just posting now at AM+4.5.

He woke us up multiple times last night, so I scanned him each time. I gave him some food during the night, even at times he didn't really need it (+7.5); so I think that's what the blue at +8 might relate to.

Interestingly he hasn't dropped like a rock at AM+2/+3 today, and now he's 104 @ +4.

I don't really get what is happening here. Is he bouncing again? I thought he'd finally settled down?
 
tiffmaxee said:
It looks like a mini bounce maybe from the 53 last night.
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I guess we will see what the rest of the day brings... hopefully, some more greens and a less eventual PM cycle lol

+5 106 (had some lunch, he was pretty hungry and gobbled it up)

attempt a reduction when the cat regularly has its lowest BGs in the normal range of a non-diabetic healthy cat (50 - 80 mg/dL) while staying under 100 mg/dl overall for at least one week.
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How are we tracking here? "regularly" and "overall" seem to provide a little wiggle room for some bouncing, but, is Cinna bouncing around still too much to start counting days?
 
There’s too much blue for a decrease count in my opinion. He could earn one by dropping under 50 though. To earn one fir 7 days in normal numbers you want mostly green. Under 100.
 
I think a disadvantage of the Libre is I'm more likely to hit those blues because I'm testing more lol. But it's good to know what's happening. I don't want to rush to a dose decrease, but, I'm really hoping he stops dropping into the 50s all the time! :)
 
+8 73
+8.5 61 (fed because he was dropping and I needed to be in a meeting)
+8.8 52 (DH scanned and fed, was in a meeting so couldn't confirm on Lite)
+9 102 (Libre), 69 (Lite)

Not sure why he decided to drop here...
 
Bandit's Mom said:
The Libre is known for giving these late cycle drops (way past the cat's usual nadirs) that don't really add up.
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Hmm, I wonder why it does that; if there is some sort of larger difference between interstitial fluid and blood testing later in the cycle...
 
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