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Tough situation, likely your illness is contributing to your hyperglycemia. With your weight loss and everything, I can see where your doc is coming from. Generally, in people with CF it's better to stick with a regular diet (or close to it)and cover with insulin. Do they have you on steroids...

Tough situation, likely your illness is contributing to your hyperglycemia. With your weight loss and everything, I can see where your doc is coming from. Generally, in people with CF it's better to stick with a regular diet (or close to it)and cover with insulin. Do they have you on steroids...

Tough situation, likely your illness is contributing to your hyperglycemia. With your weight loss and everything, I can see where your doc is coming from. Generally, in people with CF it's better to stick with a regular diet (or close to it)and cover with insulin. Do they have you on steroids...

Tough situation, likely your illness is contributing to your hyperglycemia. With your weight loss and everything, I can see where your doc is coming from. Generally, in people with CF it's better to stick with a regular diet (or close to it)and cover with insulin. Do they have you on steroids...

Tough situation, likely your illness is contributing to your hyperglycemia. With your weight loss and everything, I can see where your doc is coming from. Generally, in people with CF it's better to stick with a regular diet (or close to it)and cover with insulin. Do they have you on steroids...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tesorotiffa</b></i> I will tell you though that with the pain meds, don't be surprised if they wear off quickly! I was always curious why no matter what the doc gave me, it would work for about an hour tops. She said that CF...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tesorotiffa</b></i> I will tell you though that with the pain meds, don't be surprised if they wear off quickly! I was always curious why no matter what the doc gave me, it would work for about an hour tops. She said that CF...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tesorotiffa</b></i> I will tell you though that with the pain meds, don't be surprised if they wear off quickly! I was always curious why no matter what the doc gave me, it would work for about an hour tops. She said that CF...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tesorotiffa</b></i> I will tell you though that with the pain meds, don't be surprised if they wear off quickly! I was always curious why no matter what the doc gave me, it would work for about an hour tops. She said that CF...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tesorotiffa</b></i> <br /> <br /> <br />I will tell you though that with the pain meds, don't be surprised if they wear off quickly! I was always curious why no matter what the doc gave me, it would work for about an hour tops. She...

Maybe the answer is lantus and then a sliding scale of a shorter acting insulin (novolog, humalog). When I had issues with insulin resistance i did 10 of lantus and then a sliding scale. While not 600mg/dl mine were up there in the 500's with a big meal and a soda.

Maybe the answer is lantus and then a sliding scale of a shorter acting insulin (novolog, humalog). When I had issues with insulin resistance i did 10 of lantus and then a sliding scale. While not 600mg/dl mine were up there in the 500's with a big meal and a soda.

Maybe the answer is lantus and then a sliding scale of a shorter acting insulin (novolog, humalog). When I had issues with insulin resistance i did 10 of lantus and then a sliding scale. While not 600mg/dl mine were up there in the 500's with a big meal and a soda.

Maybe the answer is lantus and then a sliding scale of a shorter acting insulin (novolog, humalog). When I had issues with insulin resistance i did 10 of lantus and then a sliding scale. While not 600mg/dl mine were up there in the 500's with a big meal and a soda.

Maybe the answer is lantus and then a sliding scale of a shorter acting insulin (novolog, humalog). When I had issues with insulin resistance i did 10 of lantus and then a sliding scale. While not 600mg/dl mine were up there in the 500's with a big meal and a soda.

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CFkitty</b></i> Let me just put this thought out - CF doctors are usually pulmonologists. They may have experience and knowledge of pain management, but especially for ongoing issues, they are not the experts.</end quote></div> Yes...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CFkitty</b></i> Let me just put this thought out - CF doctors are usually pulmonologists. They may have experience and knowledge of pain management, but especially for ongoing issues, they are not the experts.</end quote></div> Yes...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CFkitty</b></i> Let me just put this thought out - CF doctors are usually pulmonologists. They may have experience and knowledge of pain management, but especially for ongoing issues, they are not the experts.</end quote></div> Yes...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CFkitty</b></i> Let me just put this thought out - CF doctors are usually pulmonologists. They may have experience and knowledge of pain management, but especially for ongoing issues, they are not the experts.</end quote> Yes, You...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CFkitty</b></i> <br /> <br />Let me just put this thought out - CF doctors are usually pulmonologists. They may have experience and knowledge of pain management, but especially for ongoing issues, they are not the experts.</end quote>...