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My dad is a type 1 and has had periods without insulin but that can quickly change and unchecked has ended up in hospital I’m type one, my c peptide test was 60 and anything below 600 in considered low T1.. and the T1 was confirmed by a genetics consultant.. I have had periods where I’ve gone...

I has atorvastatin 80mg and had trouble controlling my bg.. sim astatine has less effect.. when I was last with my consultant they suggest 2 alternatives that should have no affect so you can speak to the GP

It’s just as easy to draw from cartridges as a vial…. From talking to the hospital yesterday (in the uk) they think the issue is only vials. I ordered early so have a couple of spares.. I’ve asked for lyumjev even though it not approved for my pump.. just awaiting an answer

When you are supplied the Dexcom you will NOT be provided a reader as it not needed.. you can purchase on separate if needed, but they only work on bluetooth so the startup is different, no more holding a reader to the sensor My opinion is that Dexcom is better.. I’m assuming they will provide...

No, they are coded differently, so won’t affect each other.. but there are reasons this can happen Compression low.. sleeping on the sensor (applying pressure) can cause lows Erratic readings in first 12 to 18hours Dehydration Faulty sensor It’s still stated that ‘unexpected’ readings...

I have the tandem tslim which is very good and massively increased my control, almost 4 years since I got it.. I’m considering the Medtronic 780g for the next pump as I think it’s slightly more aggressive in the way it controls with lower targets - but there are downsides to this pump in...

My last one issues about 8 months ago is card

When not at work I keep mine in a pocket, on the same side of body as the g6, typically glass out as that the only side the BT signal will travel and never really have an issue.. if going opposite side of body I get some dropouts

When I was on tresiba I was on about 30u and there was no benefits to splitting the dose.. there is pretty much no spike with tresiba and it works for upto 72 hours The only benefit would be if you get pain from a large dose

go with the doctor. You get it free that way if prescribed Plus it needs monitoring with blood tests

yes I am and do The biggest pro for me is I can stay awake cos low test make me tired

when I take testosterone either gell or injection it has zero effect on my BG

yes maybe if something like dapaflozin is used but even then they only say you'll need to go ahead couple of extra times a day

as can xdrip! But you are correct the question is apple watch and the last line of my response quoted apple watch For which at this point there is no direct connect

in the UK the tandem dealer is air liquide. In other countries you may have other suppliers or tandem themselves But in the info you were provided during training would have been the contact details to get support

Camaps it one of the best algorithms based off aaps which was around long before the likes of tandem For me there are 2 issues 1 it's android only 2 the pump only hold 180u, I think there is little info on camaps at the moment but if you research aaps you will get more info how it works

It exactly the same as the release version it's just been tweaked to remove the device check… and a few other advanced features

It will disappear if there is not enough bg readings even in a single day.. I've had it before where I've only done 1 test in a day so the hva1c goes away

In the UK there is no onnipod 5 app.. Only dexcom (not sure where you are from) I've never had a supported phone for dexcom… so I use the build your own

that would be correct.. In profiles the (timed settings) basal is how much you are given per hour In profiles (pump settings) there is a max basal setting this is as it says the max you will be given per hour HOWEVER… Regular basal does NOT show as IOB, only basal increases to treat high bg...