Recent Content by Zhnyaka

concerns about the legs of diabetics have two reasons: 1)we lose sensitivity due to neuropathy and we don't notice cuts in time. 2) Our blood vessels are damaged due to the effects of high bg. For both, you need to have diabetes for several decades, and be quite negligent about your disease...

I was 8 years old t1 occurs due to autoimmune aggression. We are born with an immune system prone to this, and during our lifetime something (illness/stress/anything) can provoke it, so that it begins to kill not viruses, but cells that produce insulin. No one in my family had any health problems.

swearing is prohibited on this forum, but I want to say that both of these teasers are not good people (I hope you put the right word here). do they really think that you are unable to understand when your bg is low and prevent loss of consciousness? at the same time, they are supposed to know...

You are welcome :) What kind of outside job would you like? I remember you said your arm hurt. Which jobs are suitable for you in terms of qualifications? You've worked with tourists for many years, but do you want to look in this area? The climate here is such that I don't think I'd want to...

Something like this? I think you have the right skills. https://nl.indeed.com/q-content-moderator-vacatures.html?from=relatedQueries&saIdx=1&rqf=1&parentQnorm=moderator&vjk=10bab648fdad100e...

I used levemir for many years, then there was some shortage of it and I was transferred to toujeo for about 2 years, but I didn't notice any special differences, then I was transferred to tresiba. At first, I was told to reduce the dose by 20%, and then slowly increase it, but it returned to...

tresiba is effective for 36 hours, no matter what time of day it is taken. Due to the looping of tresiba's action, it is safe to even forget to give an injection and remember about it after 10 hours

What kind of insulin are you using now? Tresiba?

wow! Accept my envy! Maybe I should try your diet?

Have no idea? Don't you feel your bg? Don't you feel bad with hypo and spikes?

alcohol does not so much lower your blood sugar as it blocks the liver's ability to produce glycogen (because when you are drunk, the liver is busy trying to rid you of alcohol intoxication) and basal insulin begins to act as a bolus. but if you do not take insulin or other hypoglycemic drugs...

if your bg is normal at this dosage, then this is acceptable. even 100 units is acceptable. Like you said, we're all different. For some, 1 unit of NovoRapid is enough, for others, 150 is not enough.

An endocrinologist?

It's really interesting! Although I know that there is an overweight t1 on this forum, I personally have never seen a t1 that was overweight, usually, t1s with whom I sit in line for the endocrinologist are thin, but reserchgate is not an unreliable source, I used to trust it... Interestingly...

Can you give the link? I can't find this