Eternal422
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7.0 this morning, still around there even an 1 hour since my bolus. Seems to be stubborn today.
Good DSN appointment yesterday, even allowing ages to get there and park I was only about 10 minutes early in the end after cruising a few times around the car park before finding a space. Anyway, my DSN is really pleased with my Libre charts and claims she hasn’t seen any as good. Overall control is good and despite a low estimated HbA1c of 46 on Libreview she said the number of hypos is low.
She also looked at my injection sites (first time ever anyone has done this in 15 years!) and noted some “pouches” caused by injection damage. So she has given me alternative sites to use and give the front of the abdomen (which I have been using all along) a rest for 4 to 6 months to heal. It may not resolve totally, but at least no obvious lumps. This is no doubt the effect of using 8mm needles for the past 14 years (only switched to 4mm last year) and not being conscientious about rotating sites that well. Of course, I’m now worrying about this and whether insulin absorption rates will be different now that I am using different areas and thigh for my Levemir. Time will tell. Thank goodness for the Libre so that I can see in real time how things are going!
Hope everyone has a good day!
Good DSN appointment yesterday, even allowing ages to get there and park I was only about 10 minutes early in the end after cruising a few times around the car park before finding a space. Anyway, my DSN is really pleased with my Libre charts and claims she hasn’t seen any as good. Overall control is good and despite a low estimated HbA1c of 46 on Libreview she said the number of hypos is low.
She also looked at my injection sites (first time ever anyone has done this in 15 years!) and noted some “pouches” caused by injection damage. So she has given me alternative sites to use and give the front of the abdomen (which I have been using all along) a rest for 4 to 6 months to heal. It may not resolve totally, but at least no obvious lumps. This is no doubt the effect of using 8mm needles for the past 14 years (only switched to 4mm last year) and not being conscientious about rotating sites that well. Of course, I’m now worrying about this and whether insulin absorption rates will be different now that I am using different areas and thigh for my Levemir. Time will tell. Thank goodness for the Libre so that I can see in real time how things are going!
Hope everyone has a good day!