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Hi everyone, my son has type 2, administers insulin and uses lifestyle free libre 2 plus. During the night I have noticed his glucose levels are going down fast when he is leaning on it. Is there anything I can get for him to prevent this. I go into his room to turn him over and glucose goes...

Sorry he was first diagnosed 2 years ago. He was put on metformin and an other tablet then dapagliflozin. He was losing far too much weight then he was admitted to hospital after loads of test, drs discovered a blocked bile duct. That messed most of his organs up. Then steroids for a long time...

He possibly is lying on it. But it wasn't 1 below. When I did a finger prick he was no where near a hypo. The same thing happened with the frist 1 from the Bach I got from GP had the same readings. I wonder how these libres are made? How they are tested ? The company customer service just said...

I manage everything for him. I have just been on the phone with freestyle libre. The sensor is wrong. Three times his alarm went off, between last night and this morning. Tested blood and no where near hypo. Yes he is under a hospital dr and nurses they are great. The GP knows nothing about...

The insulin is humulin m3. Yes they drop without eating, mainly during the night. Or if he's had lunch, possibly noodles then done a bit of physio then out for a walk and libre is checked it goes down fast.

Once he's in the green part of the libre. His glucose levels goes down. Just wondering how to keep it on the level. Thanks

Hello, am here for my son. He has type 2, is insulin dependent and he has a lifestyle libre 2 plus. He has complex health issues and disabilities. So I'm here to get info to help him.