Recent Content by 27Chris

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    Night-time hypos - how worried should I be?

    Thanks, but I think I'll wait for my clinic appointment and raise your ideas then. I'm pretty sure the "hypos" were compression lows and things seem to have stabilised (94% in range, average 6.6, estimated A1c 44). Let's see what happens too when I put my next sensor on my other arm (the...
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    Night-time hypos - how worried should I be?

    Last night my glucose alarm sounded at 2.45. Sensor reading 3.8. I checked with a fingerprick test - reading of 5.8. So it looks as though your helpful diagnosis of compression lows was absolutely right. Thank you so much for your help!
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    Night-time hypos - how worried should I be?

    Thank you to both of you for this advice. It shows how much I have to learn that I have never heard of a compression low or what gives rise to it. I was set up with the sensor and the basic kit when I was diagnosed a few months ago but my first clinic appointment only comes up next month...
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    Night-time hypos - how worried should I be?

    Thanks for taking an interest! Answering your questions: Jaylee - the lows register on my Libre sensor, down to about 2.9 in one case. I'm too sleepy to check with fingerpricks, but I calibrated my sensor against a fingerprick when I put it on, and the readings were compatible. The reported...
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    Night-time hypos - how worried should I be?

    I was diagnosed with LADA about four months ago and am very much feeling my way. I am currently on 4 units of Semglee and 2 x Metformin 500mg a day, and am trying to limit carbohydrates in my diet. Recently I felt everything had stabilised nicely - I was 95-100% in range, with an average of 7...