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NHS Direct doctor says... NO testing when taking Metformin
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<blockquote data-quote="rmurphy195" data-source="post: 864765" data-attributes="member: 39609"><p>My own GP recommends that I only test if I feel unwell (although I do from time to time out of curiosity and to check all is in order). He did point out that I should be aware that my own test results could cause unnecessary worry. So every now and again I test for a few days pre and post pransial etc and average out the results. And when I do I feel much better for it.</p><p></p><p>As far as eating goes, If I haven't had food at my usual times I always feel a bit wobbly, usually cured by having even a small snack, especially if I'm out walking/cycling or even gardening!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rmurphy195, post: 864765, member: 39609"] My own GP recommends that I only test if I feel unwell (although I do from time to time out of curiosity and to check all is in order). He did point out that I should be aware that my own test results could cause unnecessary worry. So every now and again I test for a few days pre and post pransial etc and average out the results. And when I do I feel much better for it. As far as eating goes, If I haven't had food at my usual times I always feel a bit wobbly, usually cured by having even a small snack, especially if I'm out walking/cycling or even gardening! [/QUOTE]
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