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  1. J

    Steroids - how to manage glucose rise

    I hope things are improving for you now.
  2. J

    Steroids - how to manage glucose rise

    I absolutely agree with Grantg. Your diabetes team will tell you by how much to increase your medication. I was put on 3 separate weeks of prednisone at the beginning of this year following quite a serious chest infection. My blood glucose skyrocketed and I was hospitalised with DKA and I was...
  3. J

    Libre2 going beserk in warm weather?

    How are you getting on with Libre now it has cooled down?
  4. J

    Spike after breakfast

    Thank you! Most interesting! I’m going to use it to test myself.
  5. J

    Spike after breakfast

    I am very interested in your 3 almond liver reassurance trick! When do you eat them? Straight after waking? Do you eat breakfast later or use IF? I know everyone is different. Very interesting.
  6. J

    Problems with Libre2 sensor

    Well done to you! You have done brilliantly. Thank you for your advice. Libre are useful for the trends, certainly, but, as I am paying for them at almost £100 a month, paying for additional blood testing strips seems a stretch. I am only “allowed” 50 a month on the NHS. Keep up your amazing...
  7. J

    Libre2 going beserk in warm weather?

    I have had the same problem. Low alarm went off four times last night. I checked with blood stick the first time, but that registered 5.6. I ignored the others as I felt fine. My libre seems quite often to be reading up to 2 m/mol. This is the second sensor I have had doing this. I understand...
  8. J

    Problems with Libre2 sensor

    I have been T2 for decades and recently, after a severe chest infection and hospitalisation with impending DKA, I was put on HumulinM3 once a day. I am having exactly the same problem. Because of the insulin, I now get lows I never had with a very low carb diet, weight is increasing. My Libre2...
  9. J

    Newly diagnosed & a bit confused

    Your blood sugar is high, but not dreadful. You shoukd aim to be 48 or below. You have done well to loose the weight you have. Take the advice of your GP and don't go back for another session of contradictory advice. It is not helpful to you. A low carb diet has helped you and will help you...
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