I let mine roam free and I am the biggest fidgeter in the world when I sleep but I've never pulled it out or anything. Only problem is when I jump out of bed half asleep n somehow forget about it and suffer 'dangly pump' hate the tug of it dropping lol
@donnellydogs accu chek have a arm band on their website, it's sold in 2 parts the band and pump case, they are £15 eachHi
I permanently wear my pump tucked facing down toward my elbow tucked between two layers of flexi tube. My tubing then comes back up between the flexitubing just goes all the way down my body to my legs. I never have to worry about pulling down trousers or knicks, as pump is always tucked away. Works great if I wear nighclothes or if I don't. I never take it off my arm unless having a bath or shower. I just wash the flexi tubing and change it over to clean ones when I change my cartridge. Pump never gets in way at all dring night or day. I have asked accuchek whether they could devise a pump holder for arms, but they didn't come back with a response.
@donnellydogs accu chek have a arm band on their website, it's sold in 2 parts the band and pump case, they are £15 eachHi
I permanently wear my pump tucked facing down toward my elbow tucked between two layers of flexi tube. My tubing then comes back up between the flexitubing just goes all the way down my body to my legs. I never have to worry about pulling down trousers or knicks, as pump is always tucked away. Works great if I wear nighclothes or if I don't. I never take it off my arm unless having a bath or shower. I just wash the flexi tubing and change it over to clean ones when I change my cartridge. Pump never gets in way at all dring night or day. I have asked accuchek whether they could devise a pump holder for arms, but they didn't come back with a response.
The arm band isn't suitable really as I believe it has the pump sudeways and also I have now found angora beautiful soft elbow warmers that are beautifully soft and comfy to double over and use. They wash perfectly too.@donnellydogs accu chek have a arm band on their website, it's sold in 2 parts the band and pump case, they are £15 each
I let mine roam free and I am the biggest fidgeter in the world when I sleep but I've never pulled it out or anything. Only problem is when I jump out of bed half asleep n somehow forget about it and suffer 'dangly pump' hate the tug of it dropping lol
it's surprising how robust that tubing is.I let mine roam free and I am the biggest fidgeter in the world when I sleep but I've never pulled it out or anything. Only problem is when I jump out of bed half asleep n somehow forget about it and suffer 'dangly pump' hate the tug of it dropping lol
I don't really notice it to be honestI feel like I am going to have this problem when i start on a pump :/
Does anyone have problems sleeping on their stomach, with the infusion site on their stomach as well ?
I tend to sleep mostly on my sides, and stomach and have been wondering how sleeping on the infusion site will work
I feel like I am going to have this problem when i start on a pump :/
Does anyone have problems sleeping on their stomach, with the infusion site on their stomach as well ?
I tend to sleep mostly on my sides, and stomach and have been wondering how sleeping on the infusion site will work
Same as you.I let mine roam free and I am the biggest fidgeter in the world when I sleep but I've never pulled it out or anything. Only problem is when I jump out of bed half asleep n somehow forget about it and suffer 'dangly pump' hate the tug of it dropping lol
No it's fine. I have my pump clipped on the front of my jimjams and that's where it stays. You have to remember that some females have their pumps tucked in their bras.So here's the question... If you are underneath the Duvet and generate loads of heat (as do I) does it affect the efficacy of the insulin? If I were to end up lying on the pump (and I could easily do this and sleep through it - I've done it on blood testing meters in the past), would the insulin get too warm in a pump?