Recent Content by atomeye

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    Any Type 1 have experience with PPIs (Omeprazole)

    Thank you all for replying. I really appreciate it. I'm meeting with my GI next week to talk about some options. I tried Prilosec OTC a few weeks ago for a couple of days, but discontinued use. While it did help with my symptoms, it gave me lots of nausea and headaches. Will these side effects...
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    Considering a continuous monitoring device.

    For some reason, it takes around 24 hours for the new sensor to settle in. This has been pretty typical for all of my Dexcom sensors. I wouldn't say day 1 is often higher, the readings are just not consistent. And I wouldn't trust them. Once you hit day 2, the sensor readings should calm down a...
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    Considering a continuous monitoring device.

    To be honest, I held out for as long as possible when it came to getting on a CGM. This was for personal reasons. Unfortunately, on a trip to the beach with the family, I had a really really bad low almost causing an accident. After that trip, my wife forced me to get on a CGM. At that time, it...
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    Any Type 1 have experience with PPIs (Omeprazole)

    I'm looking to see if any T1Ds have any experience with PPIs such as Omeprazole (Prilosec) or Nexium. I have some ongoing GERD symptoms and was advised by my PCP to get on a PPI. Before I take the plunge, I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with them (good or bad). For example, have they...
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    Confused with celiac blood test results

    Thank you for replying. I kinda feel the same way and I'm sure my Endo will most likely have the same opinion. For the past few years, my diet has consisted of less than 10% gluten; therefore, cutting it out shouldn't be a huge issue. The tGT-iga antibody test which I tested positive for seems...
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    Confused with celiac blood test results

    I recently had some celiac lab work done and the results seem to be inconclusive. My allergist wants me to follow up with a GI doctor to get an endoscopy, but I really don't want to have yet another test. As a bit of background, I've been a Type 1 diabetic for around 30 years but from what I've...
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    Type 1's: How often do you get the common cold?

    Thank you. I'm actually looking for some kind of support today. I do feel like it's the luck of the draw. That being said, ever since I was diagnosed with Type 1, I've noticed more colds.
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    Type 1's: How often do you get the common cold?

    I agree. I thought Type 1 was from an overactive immune system, not an under active one.
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    Type 1's: How often do you get the common cold?

    Type 1 here for over 30 years. Every fall/winter, I feel like I'm a magnet when it comes to colds. For example, I just got over a cold (which turned into sinusitis) last month and now I have another cold that started today. Woke up today with congestion. I'm getting super frustrated and to be...
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    Introduce Yourself: Answer Some Personal Questions

    My name is Adam. I'm have had Type 1 diabetes for around 30 years. Diagnosed around 13 years old. Currently reside in the US. I've been on multiple types of treatments over the years. NPH and Regular when I was diagnosed, Pump for 15 years and currently using Tresiba with Novolog. I have been...