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<blockquote data-quote="Abi" data-source="post: 2317" data-attributes="member: 1375"><p>It's difficult this diabetes business. Working in a single handed practice (although only one day per week on a lospam basis) I worry about going hypo and having to do an emergency visit. The clinic that I work in are actually advising patients to refrain from driving for 45 minutes after a mild hypo- one of the consultants was involved in some research with simulators which demonstrated impaired driving ability for this time length after a hypo. Occasionally it wouldn't be ideal to delay a visit for this lenth of time- so I always hope that if I start feeling a bit low there will be enough time to deal with it ( rather than having to ask one of the practice staff to drive me or call a taxi). I imagine being asked to operate at short notice would be even more problematic. Problem is I am insulin and carb senstive and have a fair amount of day to day variability in my glucose readings</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Abi, post: 2317, member: 1375"] It's difficult this diabetes business. Working in a single handed practice (although only one day per week on a lospam basis) I worry about going hypo and having to do an emergency visit. The clinic that I work in are actually advising patients to refrain from driving for 45 minutes after a mild hypo- one of the consultants was involved in some research with simulators which demonstrated impaired driving ability for this time length after a hypo. Occasionally it wouldn't be ideal to delay a visit for this lenth of time- so I always hope that if I start feeling a bit low there will be enough time to deal with it ( rather than having to ask one of the practice staff to drive me or call a taxi). I imagine being asked to operate at short notice would be even more problematic. Problem is I am insulin and carb senstive and have a fair amount of day to day variability in my glucose readings [/QUOTE]
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