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Hi guys probably on wrong page here but here goes, have any of you guys went through the 'honeymoon' period yet?

I'm a newly diagnosed type 1 and for the last 2 days I've had pain in my kidney area, could this be diabetes related?

I'm new to it all myself but from what I've researched and found out from fellow diabetics is make sure you have something to eat before hand, keep an eye on your BS especially being new to it and have something before bed, i was recommended a sandwich, I've been out for a few drinks once or...

Hey all, wonder if anyone can help, my bs on waking this morning were still around the 10 mark so had. A correction dosage of 2 units and my bloods have gone up by 1.3mml even though I haven't ate anything?

Yeah depressed, I mean I know it is early days for me (2 weeks diagnosed) but I've started to notice I feel a lot worse on a night and it's really dragging me down

Does anyone else have a problem with feeling really low later in the evening when first diagnosed? I'm ok during the day but on a night it really gets to me, I know not being able to get my bloods as low as I need to is dragging me down so could be that.

Oh right yeah mine was 98 when I was diagnosed But they said it would be high because I was newly diagnosed

This may sound like a dumb question but how do I find my hba1c level?

@teacher123 my Hypos are bad when I get down to the low 3s lol I was told they would be like that for a while though because my bloods have been so high that I would feel them a lot more, my first hypo was 4.5 but that was when I was first diagnosed and my bloods were very high.

I've been considering going back to using Tren A and test ( I usually get very good gains) but I am hearing so many stories about insulting resistance etc that I am unsure what to believe.

Yeah I'm still pretty down on it but not as bad as I was at first, I've never had the greatest memory but I've noticed a considerable change lately, I think today's probably because it's been a tough day, bloods have been great last few days then today just went downhill with Peaks and troughs...

I've just recently found out I am type 1 and weightloss was what started it off for me as well as extreme thirst etc (my bloods were 33 when I got to hospital) it's been a tough two weeks and I was and still am pretty down on it but I guess that will change eventually, as for diet I've started...

I was told pretty much the same thing, obviously I was advised to try and stay clear of full fat Coke etc but apart from that I'm being shown how to carb count and to adjust my insulin to suit my needs as I'm a big eater

I am a recently diagnosed type 1 and was wondering if memory loss is a very common side reflect of diabetes? At the moment my memory is absolutely terrible and I struggle to remember things from only a few hours before.

I was referring to gear, in the past I've always had a preference for Tren A and Test, any information would be appreciated. @TorkPenderloin

@Sean01 I understand if you don't wish to discuss this bit but what do you know about 'supplementing' and diabetes and how safe if at all is it?

@NoughtQAF the myfitnesspal app, it has over 6 million foods in its database and tells you the exact amount of calories carbs protein etc in the food your eating, I'm newly diagnosed type 1 and it has been a godsend in getting my BS under control

@zand no I am not overweight but even for some one overweight 800cals a day is still a very low amount for anyone.

800 calories a day would drive me insane, I consume between 3-4000cals a day and still want more. I would imagine your energy levels will go through the floor and you will feel like sh*t most of the time, I wouldn't recommend it at all.

@liam1955 I also stated he should check before and after meals as well as if he feels he has spiked or dropped which is the sensible thing to do for a newbie? As for insulin dosages you should be informed by your diabetic nurse with the first week or so how to administer a correction dosage to...