Hale710 I feel your pain! After 20 years of T1 I seem to have become really sensitive to insulin. Fasting, Carb Free meals & 3am tests are driving me nuts!
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Hi, I went to A&E for sciatic pain, which I later found out was due to a slipped disc. A&E just patched me up with diazepam & Oramorph & sent me home. I would go back to your GP & tell them you want to be referred for an MRI scan.
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I had a cortisone steroid injection & my BG levels shot up, i was above 20 everyday & the usual correction doses had little or no effect. It took 2-3 week for things to settle down for me. Hope things improve soon x
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I had a problem with the timer coming loose, although I had dropped my pen a couple of times! Novopen Echo has a built in timer for lantus & Levemir.
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Does anyone have tips on controlling hunger brought on by a hypo? I normally have 3 jelly babies & then a small amount of carbs which generally does the trick however recently when I've had a hypo I've eaten everything in sight.
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Cabin crew will be able to give you exact carb content of inflight meal if you ask them. I've found cheapest insurance is taking a bundled package linked to my bank account. Have a fab hol
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Hi I split my Levemir into 2 doses, taking just over half on a morning and the rest on an evening. I've found this to be more beneficial than 1 dose.
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Donna I'm with you...I've just polished off the left over sweets that I got in for the 'trick or treaters'. The sweets have been calling my name all day [GRINNING FACE WITH SMILING EYES] On the plus side I now know there are 12g of carbs in a Chupa Chup!!
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Thanks mentat - I think I'll discuss a pump at my next appointment. I've never been keen on the idea of a pump but the more I read on this forum, the more I think it would help. Though it sounds like a struggle to get one!
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I sometimes 'prick n lick' (haha) but I also use sterets - small skin cleansing swobs. Much more convenient than having to wash hands. They're about £4 for 100 from amazon.
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