Hi @theoldfunker. I don't like summer, it really messes with my bgl's! I dehydrate rapidly and become lethargic and irritable.Wish I read the advice on diabetes and hot weather. Got a high of 12 yesterday afternoon sitting in the sun, started to panic as I needed to drive home.drank plenty of water but it didn't have much effect.
Today I've been in the 9s again panic and drinking water but after a check on DIABETES.CO.UK the answer was there.
Spent an hour in a cool room with bottle of water and 5.4 mmol. Relieved to be back in the normal numbers.
Hi @theoldfunker. I don't like summer, it really messes with my bgl's! I dehydrate rapidly and become lethargic and irritable.
Tried fasting on a hot day, the most stupid thing I've ever done.Hi @theoldfunker. I don't like summer, it really messes with my bgl's! I dehydrate rapidly and become lethargic and irritable.
Hi SockFiddler interesting tag ! Sunday was going to be my fasting day started well with water and coffee with cream but went loopie after that.I'm loathing the heat. Especially in the evenings. How can it possibly still be 24c at 9pm? Ugh...
I used to thrive in the heat - how I took those days for granted!
Diagnosed a year ago and still learning.Hi theoldfunker yes I agree this hot weather been playing havoc with my bgs usually around the 5mark sometimes now can be 11to12 its got to be the weather good luck.
Hi Bon83 Since being dianosed Type2 I have found many answers here from peoples own expierience so I'm still learning.Yep heat seems to send me up! That along with stress
myself im type 1 diabetic and suffer from excess sweating very embarrassing it comes from my head and my tee shirt around the neck and back is drenched I'm told its diabetic related, ive a GPappointment july 23rd . I believe its 1 in 50 with same problem. so now I'm prepared loads of kitchen roll I was told to check my BG meter level when it happens. hypos can also be culprit, 10 minutes after the sweating attack I'm ok I'm back to normal. its also happening when I hoover the house ,, any one else experiencing thisWish I read the advice on diabetes and hot weather. Got a high of 12 yesterday afternoon sitting in the sun, started to panic as I needed to drive home.drank plenty of water but it didn't have much effect.
Today I've been in the 9s again panic and drinking water but after a check on DIABETES.CO.UK the answer was there.
Spent an hour in a cool room with bottle of water and 5.4 mmol. Relieved to be back in the normal numbers.
I've been using roll on deodrante on forehead and neck/behind ears. It has helped. Straight after a shower has been ideal time to apply.myself im type 1 diabetic and suffer from excess sweating very embarrassing it comes from my head and my tee shirt around the neck and back is drenched I'm told its diabetic related, ive a GPappointment july 23rd . I believe its 1 in 50 with same problem. so now I'm prepared loads of kitchen roll I was told to check my BG meter level when it happens. hypos can also be culprit, 10 minutes after the sweating attack I'm ok I'm back to normal. its also happening when I hoover the house ,, any one else experiencing this
I can relate to that - the profile picture is me yesterday before I got sun burned - I used a lot of sun screen too. Anyway - I noticed my BGs were a bit tricky to control last night - I'm assuming because of the sun burn - I had to give myself an extra shot just to keep it down over the night,Wish I read the advice on diabetes and hot weather. Got a high of 12 yesterday afternoon sitting in the sun, started to panic as I needed to drive home.drank plenty of water but it didn't have much effect.
Today I've been in the 9s again panic and drinking water but after a check on DIABETES.CO.UK the answer was there.
Spent an hour in a cool room with bottle of water and 5.4 mmol. Relieved to be back in the normal numbers.
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