:happy: Yes you can lower your lantus if you like if your bs is running good during the day. Also try drinking a glass of milk before bed. The protein in the milk will help regulate bs and limit the lows. I had this problem when I was pregnant with my son. I hate lows with a passion but try the milk it helps. On the lantus try lowere it by 5 units each night to see where you may need to be. Yet if you bs during the day is running a lil high over 120 I wouldnt change it . Call your md They will be happy to assist you as well.

I actually was having the same exact problem.. When I started working out last month I couldn't keep my blood sugar above 70 throughout the day so I began lowering my novolog (fast acting) but even after cutting my dosage in half I continued to have the same problem. I decided that it was going to have to be the exercise or the insulin lol but clearly they weren't working together.. So I stopped taking my novolog and only took my lantus before bed and finally I stopped going low. 2 weeks later I met with my endo and he saw my numbers were really good, he asked what had I been doing and I told him I only take my langurs now and stopped the novolog and he said well its working so continue doing this for the next 2 months and we will reevaluate then . I go see him in 2 weeks and I'm excited to say that I've been great on only lantus and it was awesome to go from 4 needles a day to one..