DiabeticDi

Hi thanks for yr reply , I will let you know if I am told anything tomorrow when I just have tests but I will have to wait up to 2 weeks...

I've got one, but the hospital just dismiss it. I'll be interested to hear how you get on @DiabeticDi because I get pain in the same...

How serious is this? Screening says there is a "change". I have stable proliferative retinopathy, glaucoma and dry mac deg.

Are these serious? I have stable proliferative retinopathy ( for 25 yrs)Also glaucoma (for15 yrs) and dry mac deg (5 yrs) Routine...

You may be interested in this thread @DiabeticDi, there’s some links to more info on the criteria etc from the NHS pages...

But my point is I did have it at GP [emoji848]

Confused about this. I have had this at my GP the other day but according to NHS Type 1 are no longer eligible!

Thank you

About 45 mins apparently.

I haven't had a test like that, but there is no reason at all why you can't wear a sensor during a cardiagram. As what to do before...

@DiabeticDi I just googled this procedure in relation to Type ones. It does say to contact Dr and liaise re insulin requirements.

Type 1. ..Has anyone had one of these? As it's deliberately increasing your heart rate as exercise does, how do I judge what to do...

Not sure whether there is an ideal bp for a T1, other than not too high and not too low...

What is the tdeal for a Type 1? I had a 24hr bp monitor and the doctor said being 130 approx in the day and 140 approx from 6pm to 8am...