Hopeful34
Well-Known Member
I wouldn't see numbers as high as that with the cold, but I need more insulin when it's cold than in summer. With the very cold weather we're currently having, and the house being colder than normal, I'm needing more insulin than I usually do in winter. I know others need less when it's cold, and more when it's warm, so we're all different.Numbers now 18.1 drinking lots of water
I live in a very cold cottage - heating not exactly great
Would this be affecting my blood. Sugars?
. I was advised by my Diabetes team that the Libre 
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