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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
My poor much maligned sensor which has been problematic since Day Two must be all but out of the whole as it went from normalish numbers before breakfast to flat line LO. There is something that is trickling from the sensor through the tegaderm (yes that really does feel as disgusting as it sounds) and I currently have 6 sensors on hold, now TWO sensors for replacement and an Optium kit being sent out next week when I am back at home so can at least check/empty my secure parcel box daily.
In the mean time I ill have to psyche myself up to see what is under this leaky, itchy, tegaderm & sensor combo. I am trying to tell myself if cannot possible be worse than the skinburn in Singapore (which has left me with a lovely red mark on my upper arm)... and to think, I always used to spend every episode of Casualty hiding behind a cushion!
I think I am just going to enjoy the free media bar on the last few days of my last tournament this year, and give my arms some time to heal before trying again with a new Libre on its planned changeover date just in case I have to use the left arm again. Where the previous sensor was, the scabbing and scarring hasn't yet fully subsided as it has only been a week.. and there is only so much cortisone you can put on there.
Well.. my GP is always insisting I only need metformin... let's see if he's right (well... for the next few days anyway!)
In the mean time I ill have to psyche myself up to see what is under this leaky, itchy, tegaderm & sensor combo. I am trying to tell myself if cannot possible be worse than the skinburn in Singapore (which has left me with a lovely red mark on my upper arm)... and to think, I always used to spend every episode of Casualty hiding behind a cushion!
I think I am just going to enjoy the free media bar on the last few days of my last tournament this year, and give my arms some time to heal before trying again with a new Libre on its planned changeover date just in case I have to use the left arm again. Where the previous sensor was, the scabbing and scarring hasn't yet fully subsided as it has only been a week.. and there is only so much cortisone you can put on there.
Well.. my GP is always insisting I only need metformin... let's see if he's right (well... for the next few days anyway!)