This tends to occur during the day as well and is never predictable. I then give her Humalog to bring her to the correct level before her morning dose and breakfast. After several hours, the levels will lower and she can have food at lunchtime, but there are days that the levels stay up and even with the sliding scale of Humalog, her levels will not come down within range to even eat food. Yes, we have changed insulin injection sites to virgin areas, and we have tried changing bottles of insulin.
Nothing seems to help.
Our diabetes team is very good, but I feel like I'm hitting a brick wall. The diabetes team have never told me that this condition is real. I've been made to feel as though and have been told that this is something that should not be happening and that we are doing things wrong for this condition to be there. Your daughter's situation might well be clarified by monitoring sugar levels continuously for several days to try to sort out what's happening in more detail. See The Continuous Glucose Monitoring System .