? 9/24 Deenies, FIRST TIME UNDER 100?: 213 AMPS, 245 +4, 256 PMPS, 132 +3, 90 +4

[DeeniesDad]

https://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/thr...4-2-279-4-276-6-257-8-238-10-289-pmps.294253/

Hello!

First time going under 100... should I be worried? Tested at 90 +4, and retested at 91. Her numbers have been consistently hovering in the 200s since her diagnosis earlier in the month.

2nd day at .75 units.

 

[Bandit's Mom]

First time going under 100... should I be worried?

50-100 is the normal range with a human meter and you want her spending as much time as possible in that healing range. It's also much later in the cycle and Lantus typically nadirs at +4. Se has been flattish since between +3 and +5, so you're OK

Her numbers have been consistently hovering in the 200s since her diagnosis earlier in the month.

It's possible that 0.75u is a breakthrough dose for her or that she might have dropped to blues and greens in other cycles where you weren't able to get a test/

 

[DeeniesDad]

50-100 is the normal range with a human meter and you want her spending as much time as possible in that healing range. It's also much later in the cycle and Lantus typically nadirs at +4. Se has been flattish since between +3 and +5, so you're OK


It's possible that 0.75u is a breakthrough dose for her or that she might have dropped to blues and greens in other cycles where you weren't able to get a test/

Ah thank you that makes me feel better. I didn't know whether to panic or be happy lol! I will try to get some more +4 tests throughout the week.

 

[Bandit's Mom]

I didn't know whether to panic or be happy lol!

At first, greens make you panic and then they become addictive!

I will try to get some more +4 tests throughout the week.

Nadirs can and do move around - especially in unregulated cats. In bounce clearing cycles, they can be later. It's always good to get spot tests whenever you can. A mid-cycle test when you are at home in the day or tests before you go to bed (even if it at +2 or +3) etc.

 

[Heather & Shooter]

Yay! Finally a

 

[DeeniesDad]

Yay! Finally a

My favorite color!

 

[DeeniesDad]

At first, greens make you panic and then they become addictive!


Nadirs can and do move around - especially in unregulated cats. In bounce clearing cycles, they can be later. It's always good to get spot tests whenever you can. A mid-cycle test when you are at home in the day or tests before you go to bed (even if it at +2 or +3) etc.

Noted, thank you! Definitely going to keep a close eye the rest of the week. So happy to see some lower readings finally.