Recent Content by BigKevSters

Hi I feel that his problem is not diabetes, nor ED, I feel his problem is psychological, it is stress from all the problems surrounding his condition and they way he is dealing with it (or not) it could be stress around his job or maybe financial? I am telling you this from personal experience...

Thx, and glad it suits you. I have been told by another friend 10 to 12 days. (he has the same Nurse, same hospital) Needed some input because nurse on hols until next Mon, I thought it was pointless waiting until she got back and then having too wait from then? My GP gave me the changeover...

Thx Ken, but as you see from my first post only a person I know said 2 weeks not a doctor, hence, my question. If other people have moved from byetta (which plenty here have) I am asking what was there time period given by there doctor? Ken, did you abstain for 7 days, 8 days, 10 days 12 days...

Thanks for that, is 2 weeks correct then? lol...I lose weight just watching it...lmao

Lol I was editing it....sorry :mrgreen:

Hi readings of 14.4 mean you are type 2 not type 1, if you were type 1 you would have gone +35 and needed hospital intervention and then you would be on insulin, So don't worry...... Post your doctors interpretation here, it will be a good way on checking there knowledge, in my experience it is...

Hi Thanks for that I have been reading forums and lots of peeps have changed as in my question, I suppose none have read my question yet. I have been told, by another convert, it is 2 weeks I started this yesterday, got plenty of time for someone here to advise Thanks :mrgreen:

Hi Sorry to hear your plight. One question, are you type 1 or type 2, because the latter "unless using insulin" I believe is not notifiable? Thanks :mrgreen:

Hi Guys and Gals Thanks for great forums. all your time and efforts are appreciated. :D Question is, I am switching and have been told that I should be byetta free for two weeks before starting on victoza :roll: 1, is this period essential? :?: 2, Any ideas on keeping my sugars ok during...