Your blood sugar is higher than the recommended target. Please consult your doctor, who may adjust your Basalog dose, review your diet, and check for other factors affecting your glucose control.

Your HbA1c of 9.4 indicates that your current regimen is not adequately controlling your diabetes. You should consult your doctor promptly, as your medications or doses may need adjustment, and additional treatment may be required to achieve better blood sugar control.

Poor sleep may be related to blood sugar fluctuations, medication effects, stress, or lifestyle factors. To improve sleep, maintain stable blood sugar, follow a regular sleep routine, avoid caffeine and heavy meals before bedtime, and practise relaxation techniques such as gentle stretching or meditation. If sleep problems persist, please consult your doctor for further management.

Type 1 diabetes is treated with insulin because your body cannot produce it naturally. Basalog (Insulin glargine) can be an appropriate treatment when prescribed by your doctor, as it is a long-acting insulin that helps maintain stable blood sugar levels for up to 24 hours. Your doctor will choose the right type and dose of insulin based on your blood sugar levels, lifestyle, and overall health.

You should only switch insulin brands after consulting your doctor, as the dose or absorption may differ slightly. Basugine and Basalog both contain insulin glargine, but always confirm with your doctor before changing. The same type of injection needle may work, but you should check the pen or cartridge instructions to be sure.

Take Basalog 100 IU/ml Injection once daily at the same time each day. It may be administered with or without food, as it is a long-acting insulin that provides a stable baseline insulin level throughout the day. Maintaining consistent timing is essential. Consult your physician for personalised advice, especially if you have any underlying medical conditions.