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Aug 25, 2015
dolly girl
1 post
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Topic: General Discussion / Dosage auto-calculation in apps Hi Everyone, Yes I'm very disappointed regarding the removal of the auto calculation as this is an invaluable tool! Noboby at the hospital was aware of this removal either! |
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Aug 25, 2015
Paul Patterson
7 posts
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bummer as it was a very useful tool after completing the DAFNE NZ course, I noticed my control lis bit all over the show after the update, the calc helped me keep in touch with my CP calculations. |
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Aug 25, 2015
alturn
78 posts
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You might get diaries from your meter supplier. |
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Aug 25, 2015
dunkers7
24 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Dafne diary and melt down Hi Martine,Sounds like it's sorted now but may also be worth having a look at the diarys from diabetes.co.uk for the future. Not quite as good for space as the DAFNE ones but if you have access to a printer you could print off a few sheets quickly: http://www.diabetes.co.uk/downloads/blood-glucose-monitoring-diary/weekly-diary-with-doses.pdf |
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Aug 24, 2015
Frazer
16 posts
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Yes - ordered last Monday and they say will be delivered end of next week. |
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Aug 24, 2015
Politikaal
6 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Dosage auto-calculation in apps This really blows, it takes away a lot of functionality from the App. I agree with all the above comments and can imagine the developers frustrations. Maintain the rage guys and hopefully you can get the required certification, or get around it with a "suggested" dose or some watertight disclaimer when you first install. |
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Aug 22, 2015
AMcD
38 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Infection? An infection will raise BG for sure. I could need about 3 times as much insulin as normal with an infection. Hasn't happened to often thankfully. If your BG are raised keep an eye on ketones... |
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Aug 22, 2015
martine77
2 posts
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Hi it's ok my diary came in the post today. I do use dafne online but prefer to write in diary. |
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Aug 22, 2015
sjohno
37 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Dafne diary and melt down So I don't mean to be rude but you rang your local DAFNE centre for a DAFNE BG Monitoring Diary? Are you able to pick it up from them?You can make your own if you have Excel or you can use the DAFNE site 'My Blood Glucose Diary. Failing that go to http://www.dafne.uk.com/375.html where you can order DAFNE BG Monitoring Diaries in bulk. You do have to pay for these though. Hope the above helps. |
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Aug 22, 2015
martine77
2 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Dafne diary and melt down Hi I have had a bit of a melt down this week as been stressed with schools going back. I don't have a diary but phoned and left a message a week past Friday yo ask if one could be sent out but no response. I've skipped meals, tested blood on occasion but took insulin when eating. I'm hoping that's me back on track as don't want to feel rubbish anymore. Could someone please send me a diary out.Thanks martine |
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Aug 21, 2015
RichMills
2 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Infection? Hello all,New to the site as just completed DAFNE which I found informing, just a quick question I've been having a pain in my lower abdomen/groin area, I am unsure if this is an "inside" infection or a muscle injury perhaps? Sorry it's a bit vague! However would this show on my blood glucose results if it was an infection of some kind? Thanks for any advice Rich |
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Aug 20, 2015
AMcD
38 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Repeat urine requests If your worried about it you should ask the reason why you are having to give repeat samples. I am 26 years in at this stage - repeat tests for urine samples have not come up for me before. As far as I know the standard urine tests at a diabetes clinic include for glucose, ketones and protien. Kidneys filter your blood and the waste product is urine. Urine should be free of protein. Glucose and ketones are more accurately checked using a glucose or ketone monitor. It seems most likely to me that it could be a protein query??You could ask the question under the hcp section ......? Hope all is ok. Andrew |
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Aug 20, 2015
AMcD
38 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Repeat urine requests If your worried about it you should ask the reason why you are having to give repeat samples. I am 26 years in at this stage - repeat tests for urine samples have not come up for me before. As far as I know the standard urine tests at a diabetes clinic include for glucose, ketones and protien. Kidneys filter your blood and the waste product is urine. Urine should be free of protein. Glucose and ketones are more accurately checked using a glucose or ketone monitor. It seems most likely to me that it could be a protein query??You could ask the question under the hcp section ......? Hope all is ok. Andrew |
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Aug 20, 2015
AMcD
38 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Repeat urine requests If your worried about it you should ask the reason why you are having to give repeat samples. I am 26 years in at this stage - repeat tests for urine samples have not come up for me before. As far as I know the standard urine tests at a diabetes clinic include for glucose, ketones and protien. Kidneys filter your blood and the waste product is urine. Urine should be free of protein. Glucose and ketones are more accurately checked using a glucose or ketone monitor. It seems most likely to me that it could be a protein query??You could ask the question under the hcp section ......? Hope all is ok. Andrew |
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Aug 20, 2015
Leigh40
2 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Repeat urine requests Does anyone get repeat requests for urine samples - after my March review I was asked to supply a sample three times - whatever they measure was reducing each time. Just had my August bloods/urine taken and I need to provide another sample next week. I'm freaking out a bit. Does this happen to anyone else ? |
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Aug 20, 2015
Simon
574 posts
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Topic: DAFNE Online Mobile / iPhone 6 Hi Annette, I'm afraid we were forced to by the government - more information can be found here http://www.dafneonline.co.uk/forums/1/topics/2769 |
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Aug 20, 2015
Annette Bell
58 posts
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Topic: DAFNE Online Mobile / iPhone 6 Why has the Auto QA calculation been removed? I found it very useful with my 1:1.25 ratio. |
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Aug 19, 2015
marke
655 posts
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Topic: Questions ? / morning BI not sure that taking BI earlier would help a morning high BG. It has a fairly flat profile. I was getting High BG's and it looked a lot like Dawn Phenomenon. However, and I still don't quite understand this, I have moved my BI injection from 9PM an 11PM and have much lower BG in the morning. It really should have the effect that is, but it does.However as Carolin says consistency is the key. Injecting at the same times every day is the only way to get consistent results and the means to adjust based on those results. |
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Aug 19, 2015
Muncle
9 posts
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Topic: DAFNE Online Mobile / Android App Hi Johntheblue,Have a look at this thread http://www.dafneonline.co.uk/forums/1/topics/2769 which might explain why. Hope that helps |
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Aug 19, 2015
Jontheblue
1 post
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Topic: DAFNE Online Mobile / Android App The Android DAFNE App on my Samsung S4 updated on Monday 17th Aug.Since the update it will no longer auto calculate the QA dose based on the CP entry no matter what value the Ratio is set to.... Why??? Distinctly not tested properly |
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Aug 19, 2015
Phil Maskell
194 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Low Carb Hi,Thanks for the replies, I've been low carb for 3 weeks now, but like I said to Warwick I seem to be increasing my insulin not lowering it, is this normal? Phil |
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Aug 18, 2015
Nidge
4 posts
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Topic: General Discussion / Low Carb I've been on a lchf diet/lifestyle for the past 4 months - wow, what a difference!No more swings from high to low BG's, loads more energy, gone are the crippling leg muscle pains, the intense headaches are not missed at all! I'm taking a fraction of the insulin I used to need, and my sensitivity to insulin is now running at 1 unit QA to 3 CP's. Sure, it's not a cure - I'm T1.5 , but hey it makes life so much more enjoyable. I thought it was going to be really difficult and expensive, but it really isn't and all the family have seen me benefit and have gone lchf too. I know it won't work for everyone, but am very grateful to have been told about it myself. An interesting comment I heard along the way with regard to a high carb diet and insulin; Would you hit yourself on the head with a hammer, then take paracetamol to get rid of the pain? compared with eating loads of carbs and having to match with insulin? Now I low carb with little insulin, with being on injections I am free to have the odd higher carb meal if eating out/takeaway, then can match it with insulin, but the majority of my meals are 1 or 0 CP's, which give me a healthy smooth lifestyle, no hunger pangs as I used to get with high carbs, and the huge benefit of more energy and less of a 'spare tyre'! |