Go to the hospital to check glycosylated hemoglobin first. If it is lower than 6.5%, it means that your blood sugar is ok at ordinary times, and blood sugar is just a problem of others. If your fasting blood sugar is high, you may have to be careful about the possibility of hypoglycemia at night. If your postprandial blood sugar is high, it may be a dietary problem or a lack of insulin before meals. If your glycosylated hemoglobin is greater than 7%, it may be that your blood sugar is not well controlled. Test fasting blood sugar, 2 hours after three meals, around 3 pm, and then give five blood sugar results to your doctor, so that the doctor can adjust insulin dosage, diet and exercise, and adjust blood sugar.

Secondly, it is possible that insulin is not very suitable, because not everyone is suitable for Novolin insulin, and premixed insulin such as 30R or 50R is generally used, in which the ratio of short-acting insulin to medium-acting insulin is fixed, so not everyone can use the same insulin. Therefore, it is necessary to adjust the type and dosage of insulin according to individual circumstances. For example, long-acting insulin Lin Xiu can be used once a night, plus oral drugs such as glimepiride tablets before breakfast. You can also use quick-acting insulin three times before meals, such as novolac, and once before going to bed at night. By adjusting the dosage, your blood sugar will be adjusted to perfection. If you see it clearly, it is perfect!