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Question: From Madrid, Spain: I am 39 years old. I have just changed my insulin regimen to Lantus with Humalog before meals and am generally pleased with the change. However, I have one problem. I take the Lantus before going to bed (at midnight) and, since the first night, have found that I wake up approximately two hours later feeling very awake. I go back to sleep but often wake up again a few hours later and tend to feel "jump," as if I had two or three cups of coffee. Is this common? Could I solve the problem by changing the Lantus injection to the mornings? If so, would it be possible to just change, or would I need to do something to cover the changeover night when I don't take the Lantus until the morning? Answer: I will often recommend to my patients that they take their Lantus in the morning if they fall asleep at night and omit their dose. I would recommend you speak to your physician about the best way to make the conversion. However, I have recommended just starting the next day's injections in the morning without difficulty. JTL DTQ-20050127024318 Original posting 3 Feb 2005 Posted to Blood Tests and Insulin Injections and Insulin Analogs

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