Hi,
I've seen a few posts regarding getting the libre sensor on prescription, so I'm trying to get some advice.
My mother is almost 90 and has been type 2 for over 40 years and always well controlled with medication.
Until June this year when we were told that her meds would be changed.
Within 2 weeks she had hypo'd with a reading of 0.7, was comotose and spent days in hospital.
Since then, its been a struggle regulating her levels, with regular adjustments of her medication.
We've been getting readings ranging from 3.0 to 25.4!
So, from occasional pinprick tests, we've gone to several times a day and she hates it!
Found the libre system. She likes it, but at £100 per month, it's really out of our budget.
Asked if she could get it prescribed. Told no as she's type 2.
But I see that some people with type 2 are getting it prescribed.
Can anyone advise on whether she is eligible and how I can get this system on prescription for her?
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thank you
I've seen a few posts regarding getting the libre sensor on prescription, so I'm trying to get some advice.
My mother is almost 90 and has been type 2 for over 40 years and always well controlled with medication.
Until June this year when we were told that her meds would be changed.
Within 2 weeks she had hypo'd with a reading of 0.7, was comotose and spent days in hospital.
Since then, its been a struggle regulating her levels, with regular adjustments of her medication.
We've been getting readings ranging from 3.0 to 25.4!
So, from occasional pinprick tests, we've gone to several times a day and she hates it!
Found the libre system. She likes it, but at £100 per month, it's really out of our budget.
Asked if she could get it prescribed. Told no as she's type 2.
But I see that some people with type 2 are getting it prescribed.
Can anyone advise on whether she is eligible and how I can get this system on prescription for her?
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thank you