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  1. DTay9999
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    Guardian 4 sensors

    Thanks, I think I’ll have to do that :)
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 30, 2022 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
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    Guardian 4 sensors

    Hi, I use the guardian 3 sensor with a 670g, but Medtronic have just sent me some guardian 4s. Will they work with the transmitter and the 670g?
    Thread by: DTay9999, Apr 29, 2022, 4 replies, in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  3. DTay9999
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    Flu Jab 2021 side effects?

    I think you could be right, but as more diabetics get the jab, it might be interesting to see if this is a thing. But it’s probably just my weird...
    Post by: DTay9999, Sep 22, 2021 in forum: Type 1 Diabetes
  4. DTay9999
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    Flu Jab 2021 side effects?

    And me too, apart from sore arm, until now. I would not want to put people off having the jab, and my experience was probably coincidental.
    Post by: DTay9999, Sep 21, 2021 in forum: Type 1 Diabetes
  5. DTay9999
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    Flu Jab 2021 side effects?

    Yes, interesting. In my case I wondered if the tiredness/ lethargy was the result of prolonged low BG.
    Post by: DTay9999, Sep 21, 2021 in forum: Type 1 Diabetes
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    Flu Jab 2021 side effects?

    As a T1D I always have flu jab every year. Usually the only side effect I have is a bit of a sore arm and perhaps a slightly raised BG. This year...
    Thread by: DTay9999, Sep 21, 2021, 6 replies, in forum: Type 1 Diabetes
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    Not sure about the enlite. The article talks about the Guardian and Dexcom. The spike is not the end of the world, just something we all ought to...
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 8, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  8. DTay9999
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    I've found the Libre 1 probably as accurate as the Guardian, but the Libre is more reliable and less hassle - you don't get 'updating issues',...
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 8, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  9. DTay9999
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    Yes I could raise the alert level, although the example I posted was fairly modest, others have gone much higher. A potential problem is that when...
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 7, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  10. DTay9999
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    I think things like Ibuprofen are ok. It's particularly Paracetamol that causes the spike. I tried it during the day and didn't get a spike, maybe...
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 7, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  11. DTay9999
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    Ok, so now I think I have sorted it. Probably everybody else knows this except me, but it appears my spikes may be due taking paracetamol during...
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 5, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  12. DTay9999
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    Yes you could be right about the PJs, I do get in a bit of a twist sometimes!
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 3, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  13. DTay9999
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    Thanks, I'll try it, and with the tape as well. What I really need to do is put on a bit more fat perhaps!
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 3, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  14. DTay9999
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    Interesting, I'm not quite so toned, but I think it might be finding a bit of muscle! But how do manage to put them on the lower back area? I...
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 3, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  15. DTay9999
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    Accuracy is quite reasonable, but reliability is not so good. I've had problems with the transmitter, and the usual 'updating' issue. I'm a bit of...
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 3, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  16. DTay9999
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    Very pretty then! I think you could be right about the flailing about. I've injured my back, so if I wake up I find it difficult to get back to sleep.
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 3, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  17. DTay9999
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    That I can understand, but why my Guardian sensor should go mad during the night I do not get.
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 2, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    Interesting, I always found the Libre really stable overnight, but it did tend to do a false rise after a shower, temperature thing I guess. And...
    Post by: DTay9999, Apr 2, 2021 in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  19. DTay9999
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    Guardian 3 sensor spikes at night

    Hi, I would be very grateful for any advice on this problem. Can I say first, that my BG is NOT rising during the night, however the Guardian...
    Thread by: DTay9999, Apr 2, 2021, 24 replies, in forum: Insulin Pump Forum
  20. DTay9999
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    COVID 19 and anxiety

    Thankyou - it's good to know that others feel the same way as I do. We have been away in our camper van for a couple of short breaks - its our own...
    Post by: DTay9999, Jul 19, 2020 in forum: Type 1 Diabetes
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