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Acetaminophen shouldn’t be effecting any readings since the G5 - unless you are taking off-label doses.
Through my research before flying I discovered that a cgm can be affected by the full body xray scanner because of the radiation. Some people say it doesn't but better safe than sorry. I always notify… read more
Every morning.
Went for my 3 mo. Endocrinologist appt Monday and got a GREAT report!! She said I have been in range with my BS numbers 73% of the time which they want you to be 70 % and said my overall numbers are better than they have ever been!!! 🤣👍👏she did tweak my insulin pump a bit more and said we would recheck it in 3 mos. A1C was 7.7
So we are happy!!!
I got the Omnipod in December so this is my first 3 months checkup on it
It's great to hear that you're keeping up with your appointments and using technology like the Omnipod 5 and Dexcom 6 to manage your Type 1 diabetes. How have these devices been helping you with your… read more
I constantly feel exhausted, no amount of sleep seems to help. My bloodwork comes back normal so it has to be related to diabetes. High, in range or low blood sugar it does not matter I’m still… read more
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I find if I just eat protein for breakfast my bg doesn't rise much.
Your basal insulin might need adjusting. Talk to your Healthcare Team.
Walmart sells an insulin called Novolin R for $25. It takes 4 hours instead of 2, but in dire needs it has saved my life! Just go to the pharmacy and ask to buy Novolin R (not Novolin N).
When I'm staying active outside I notice that my #'s will spike more in the heat. Before in colder months, the same activity would lower my BS. Now I have to take more insulin before a workout.
It's great that you're proactive about managing your insulin during warmer months! Here are a few tips to help you adjust and store your insulin properly:
1. **Monitor Insulin Storage**: Insulin… read more
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