Why yes, I have read the dosing on the Prozinc board and have been following the recommendations from other members on there. With feeding 4 times a day, we felt it was more important to test before injections and each time, the reading was too low to inject, so that’s why there isn't consistency. We were trying to wait a week with his readings requiring NS before doing a curve. Obviously, with the high reading this morning, we will be monitoring spot checks again.
Always test before injections yes, but you've got virtually no tests aside from that. I have no idea what his onset or nadir is. You also don't need to do curves if you're getting spot checks every day. I see in your other thread in the Prozinc group that Deb mentioned to not give insulin under a 150 pre-shot, but you skipped a dose on the 23rd when Sidney was 168. The purpose of having 150 as a no-shoot baseline is UNTIL you get enough data to shoot lower, which you're not testing for any of that info. He looks like he's doing well-ish but you're delaying his opportunity for remission by not being consistent. Can you start getting spot checks in every day? Maybe a +2, + 5, +7 one day and a +1, +3, +6 the next? Also be trying to get at least one spot check in before bed every night.
