readings while asleep
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Permalink Reply by Kenneth Kellner on -
Guess it's not thattttt easy.. Missed about 4 hours last night.. Seems like the nights where I am stable I don't miss and the nights I shoot up to 190-200 I miss.. Wonder if the sparatic bg changes are affecting it??
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Permalink Reply by Lorraine on -
Aw...bummer. I'm sure that has something to do with it, but golly, this is the reason why we're using it, right? Fingers crossed for more good nights :).
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Permalink Reply by J A Jones on -
I sleep in a T shirt with my either on the inside of my waist band or in the neck of my T shirt. Since I also use BiPAP, I am pretty much the bionic man when I sleep with a Ping Pump also in the waist band.
Jay
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Permalink Reply by Jan on
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Oh, yes, very frustrating. Almost always because she is lying on the sensor. I roll her over and will then be able to get readings in about five minutes. But she can and does roll back..... I think changing the location of the sensor will probably work. For instance if you lie on your back, you could put Dex on abdomen. I am thinking the back of the arms would also be a good spot.
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