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You don't need any extra software, just send notifications to your watch and ensure your alarms are set. This doesn't give you constant blood sugars but your alarm notifications will show.

Sorry some say it's carpal tunnel.

Yes left hand for me, sometimes it can be very painful for years even now. I don't know but I try to stretch it out, whether it's neuropathy as it's not just feet and my Pregabolin keeps pain down.

Glad I could give some advice after 53 years of insulin usage. Neuropathy can be very painful for alot of diabetics, if worried shout at your health care professional.

Ask to be referred to a diabetic specialist team, I was sent for nerve induction tests which showed neuropathy. Only control can slow it, I've been type one and suffer this since late it's. Pregabolin I found is best.

I can't comment on this but is anyone suffering alarm problems with libre 2 sensor since update to new software upgrades.

I had this problem when they first came into use, this might sound daft but are you placing it in the right area? Even now I sometimes place it incorrectly and it will start up but then fail.

Well I spent 18 months being given cream for a rash that had develop due to high sugars by a GP. Then one Christmas in 1972 I drank a Watneys party seven in full. My father said "something not right son go to the doctors" so I went saw a nice GP called Darling he told me to drop my pants saw the...

Sometimes I find bolus increase is better especially with infection it's seems more stable(tresiba). Saves chasing with your rapid, though I try to stick to fixed doses of rapid but sometimes need to adjust depending on mmol.

Must be lucky, only had problems in the first year of libre 2 sensor went through 3 in 4 hours. But now no problems only have to watch what clothes I wear, only suggest you return sensors to tech support as I did, make sure on new sensor you have it applied in the right area of your arm ha after...

If you go into the reading by add note just comment with a number and save reading stored.

After 50 years of insulin and 2 years of libre 2 sensor I've found sometimes libre can have problems. During this heat mine gave errors but corrected itself, but I still have my Accu-chek mobile which I have replied on for many years and still use for a check of mmol weekend at 1 am mine failed...

Sorry not got back sooner, I'm on android but no problems. Only problem is sometimes libre app opens my mail or messages, suggest you check for update via Google play.

Anyone had a TIA if so does a low blood sugars start the numbness in your arm or leg as if your stroke has started again.

Lantus glargine can cause a problem like you have experienced, I know I was like that until I went back to animal insulin. Try IDDT website as well as diabetes.co.uk for options and people who have suffered a problem like yours. I've had type1 for forty years come jan. It's not nice when you...

I can say I thought type 2 was classed as age onset diabetes, also steriod induced diabetes, so where does lifestyle come into it? OK there are people whose weight has brought on type2 but not all. This MP has no common sense or knowledge on the matter and should take his single grey cell for a...

I am so sorry to hear this kellysmum I have had type 1 for a long time with erratic blood sugars and a hell of a lot of insulin comas. I consider myself lucky that I married someone who has kept me alive and taken alot of abuse for it. I think general education on diabetes needs to be stepped up...

Sorry to butt in. Pre diagnosis of type one I spent almost two years with the same although being male not exactly. All different creams nearly having circumcised op. But to the point high sugar levels cause fungi in the urine and a nasty rash. Canesten has always worked for me plus keeping bg...

Hiya Malcolm I know just what you mean my wife thinks I am like Jack Nicholson(Here's Johnny) when I go, but bless her she's saved me so many times in 39 years of marriage, try Glugagen if you go totally, it's to hard to swalllow liquid or try hypo gel just a small amount on the gums or lips...

No you need a GP or consulant for the DVLA a diabetic nurse is not the one who covers your health just your insulin and food balance.