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The key to managing blood glucose variability is working closely with your endocrinologist to establish personalized target ranges. While individual needs vary, most people with type 1 diabetes aim to:

• Keep blood glucose between 70-180 mg/dL throughout the day
• Maintain A1C levels below 7%
• Minimize episodes of Show Full Answer

The key to managing blood glucose variability is working closely with your endocrinologist to establish personalized target ranges. While individual needs vary, most people with type 1 diabetes aim to:

• Keep blood glucose between 70-180 mg/dL throughout the day
• Maintain A1C levels below 7%
• Minimize episodes of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) To help reduce glucose variability:

• Monitor glucose levels frequently using your Libre 3 CGM
• Take insulin consistently as prescribed
• Consider discussing an insulin pump with your doctor, as pumps can help deliver more precise insulin doses
• Track patterns in your glucose levels and adjust insulin doses accordingly with your healthcare team's guidance

A myT1Dteam member reported success with reducing insulin needs through careful monitoring and dose adjustments, achieving more stable glucose levels over time.

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