SorryUnfortunately @rayray119 I can not understand what you have written, my brain can not translate it![]()
SorryUnfortunately @rayray119 I can not understand what you have written, my brain can not translate it![]()
I meant this time it was a guinue obersation i was actutlly senisablely keeping an eye on it saterday with finger picks instead.Unfortunately @rayray119 I can not understand what you have written, my brain can not translate it![]()
I removed mine on saterday due to the masive varrience the reason i havent apllyed another one is because i have got a new phone on the way. I tests a fair bit at work to be fair on saterday but as i said the amount of strips wernt all proper tests. They also dont like to give me needles ive just put a not on there saying that 5 a day was the verry bear miiuin and it doesnt allow for snacks correction dose meals that mutiple injections and fluaitty needlesHow frequently are you testing with finger pricks when you are at work? Is this on top of a Libre or are you currently without Libre? Sometimes Libre can make you too reliant on testing, rather than learning to listen to your body. I used to have a break from Libre every few months to reset my reliance on it. It can get a bit intensive
You should be testing before you inject and if you feel hypo and the sensor says you are not. That's all.But sometimes because of my doctors tellong me not to use so manny test strips i have sometimes ended up trusting my libre when i shouldnt have.
No worries I have MS so my brain doesn't always work things out as it should, it's not your fault 🙂Sorry
Ive been told my controll is good snd im doing well. The libte probelly will get taken a away im been told not to scared of having snacks by my team. Thats why i want to try a differnt sensor to see if it works betet then i will proberrly be using less test strips. I must just over epissize things on here that makes people think my controll is worst then it is fair enough because i iffen think that.You should be testing before you inject and if you feel hypo and the sensor says you are not. That's all.
No worries I have MS so my brain doesn't always work things out as it should, it's not your fault 🙂
I do think though at the rate you are going the Libre will be taken away from you because if it isn't working as you claim they wont pay for it and quite rightly so. You will be told to do finger pricks instead.
No matter how busy you are they are more than adequate for people to use. I worked on a farm all my working life and for some of that time there were no test strips as had not been invented. Test strips were a great improvement in the 80's as on call 24/7 with calving's, lambing and or foaling.
To sort your control out so things settle for you try avoiding snacks for the time being and stick to regular meals, or have a carb free snack.
Just to mettion that wasny a criiruse just that i think i miss comcated stuffIve been told my controll is good snd im doing well. The libte probelly will get taken a away im been told not to scared of having snacks by my team. Thats why i want to try a differnt sensor to see if it works betet then i will proberrly be using less test strips. I must just over epissize things on here that makes people think my controll is worst then it is fair enough because i iffen think that.
Thats what i meant there have been these times i trusted it because of doctors mooning at meYou should be testing before you inject and if you feel hypo and the sensor says you are not. That's all.
No worries I have MS so my brain doesn't always work things out as it should, it's not your fault 🙂
funny enough it was onlly after i scaned it i started feeling skaky onlly after i thought i beer test because of it being out a bit. i apllyed a good few hours after inserting it may be that it just havent caught up however because of me catching hypos before the libre does or me sorting them out qucikky enough for the libre to forgot about it looks to team i dnt have any when i doDid you feel hypo? If so, then it is recommended to check with a finger prick if Libre doesn't correspond to how you feel.
I think most of us accept that Libre isn't always terribly accurate from the get go and if that was the first scan that wouldn't concern me too much at this stage. How long in advance of starting it did you apply it. Most of us try to give it at least a day to settle before we start it, which does seem to help with it's early performance.
no this time it probelly was meOh heck I can relate to this, now i seem to have too many.. You need to tell your Dr, that asuming you receive one tub a month that its not enough..
i'm afaird i'll have still finger prick for lowsMy Libre is the other way and shows me having a lot of hypos when I don't have quite that many because it almost always reads about 1mmol lower than BG. Hopefully most clinicians will be learning, like we are, that Libre just gives a guide to what is going on rather than taking the results at total face value. My BG meter will show that some of the hypos Libre records are not that low and when I feel hypo as well as Libre showing me low, I often don't double check with a finger prick because it is just a waste of a strip.