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Thanks for your welcome Freema. This Xultophy is a new insulin. A slow acting one, 24 hrs. Ive Googled it and the information is there, but I really hoped for someone who had experience of it. I am also told that it helps with weight loss.??

I am type 2, diagnosed 2005 and my diabetic team are suggesting this new insulin Xultophy. At present I am on Insulatard, metformin and dapadliflazin. My levelas are 7.1 at my last HB1aC. However to get this reading I have to inject 90 units per day of Insulatard, plus the Metformin and...

4.4 at 8.30am And a bit hungry [emoji3] Sent from my ME173X using Diabetes.co.uk Forum mobile app

You really need to eat. You are making yourself very poorly. Sent from my ME173X using Diabetes.co.uk Forum mobile app

5.5 this morning Sent from my ME173X using Diabetes.co.uk Forum mobile app

Thank you for that. I will certainly research fully. Sent from my ME173X using DCUK Forum mobile app

Its a machine run on batteries. It sends signals through your feet to lower legs. A bit like tens machines. Ive heard that they are OK for diabetics. Ian botham was advertising one from boots. They are a bit expensive so before I pay for one I would like to know if they are any good for my nerve...

Has anyone had experience of one of these foot massagers to help swollen feet and nerve pain in the legs?:(