Spiker
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Pump
After the first 24 hrs the G4 CGM for me is usually within 1.0 mmol/L of my meter, often within about 0.2. It's no more than the normal variation between two meters.
I use Tagoderm over the transmitter to keep it on and I don't bother fiddling with holes or cutouts, I just whack it on. Never had any reception problems.
Having spoken to my hospital clinic at length, the only clinical grounds for the NHS funding a CGM is severe hypo unawareness. And as that is usually a reversible phenomenon I expect they would be looking to stop funding the CGM once that problem was resolved.
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I use Tagoderm over the transmitter to keep it on and I don't bother fiddling with holes or cutouts, I just whack it on. Never had any reception problems.
Having spoken to my hospital clinic at length, the only clinical grounds for the NHS funding a CGM is severe hypo unawareness. And as that is usually a reversible phenomenon I expect they would be looking to stop funding the CGM once that problem was resolved.
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