boo yellows pinks and reds! :evil: I'd say go for it with more insulin if you are home to test. If you look at some of your earlier #s you have quite a bit of room to raise the dose w/o being overly afraid of hypo. Make sure you have a hypo toolkit handy and know what to do if needed, and then test at +2 and +4 to check for unexpected lows. I wouldn't even worry really at 1u, just a spot check by +4 to be sure. Jojo had suggested some insulin resistance has probably built up, so if that is correct, you will need more insulin to get a breakthrough. You can do something like 1u and see if you get a better response by cycle 3 or 4, or you can do something like 1.2 for one shot (with extra spot testing) to jump start things, and then maybe pull back to 1u for a couple shots after that. PZI's flexibility can really be handy on stuff like this. As long as you know your risks and are prepared to monitor and treat low #s if you get them, you can be more aggressive with the doses if you want. Also if you want extra guidance or are feeling uncertain, I would go ahead and PM some of those who had posted earlier to suggest more insulin. I know Jojo has a TON of experience (way way more than I do!), and maybe some of the others as well, I'm not sure.
