Frenchy Girl
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- Messages
- 165
- Location
- France
- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Diet only
- Dislikes
- Talking about my diabetes (wonder why I'm here then...)
It's all part of growing upFor a planned session I do a blood test beforehand (just like driving or operating heavy machinery, ahem). It's not the most romantic thing if you are just being spontaneous of course. So I keep some hypo supplies handy in the bedroom. And the living room. And the kitchen. And the garage. OK just kidding.
Honestly the hardest thing about it is stopping the proceedings if I feel hypo. That's embarrassing and hard to do. I have learned to get through the embarrassment and disappointment and my partner is understanding. She'd rather deal with that than a severe hypo.
From my experience hypos are more common after sex than during and I do try to keep conscious of that and have a snack after. If you don't have time to test beforehand in a spontaneous situation then you could take a small snack just as a precaution. If it's happening to you often then a precautionary snack might be a good idea.
Yes 3 minutes can make a massive difference when having a hypo. ;-)From my experience hypos are more common after sex than during and I do try to keep conscious of that and have a snack after.
I tried to like that post twice, but it wouldn't work, much like myself at timesYes 3 minutes can make a massive difference when having a hypo. ;-)
Well done for asking the question!
I wonder how many people there are who have the problem, but would never get round to asking...
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