Good morning!!
So yes, went for a hike yesterday....it was very good!!! Probably a little more then I was looking for - it was quite a steep hike and I found that my skin was sweating under the tegaderm!! I had to change all the tape over the sensor site when I got home - there was droplets of fluid. Maybe more then you needed to know - but important information!!! The sensor was wet underneath. I dried it off with a cotton ball and reapplied tape - and I am back in action! I'm on day 4....really hoping to make a record with this sensor!! The longest I have had a sensor last is 5 days....so we will see!!
I am working for the next 4 days...I was thinking about going to the gym tonight (if it is not closed early for the holiday)....and will give it another good test for its money!!
Take care
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What does ISIG reading mean? I am really interested in the Minimed CGMS 522/722 systems....I am going to try and get one, or at least an RT. I currently use a paradigm, but have my sights set on getting a cgms by january (crossing fingers...)
Hello!
The isig value refers to the input signal for the glucose sensor - I use that as an indication that the sensor is functioning!! I enjoy the CGMS - previous to this system I would find my glucose would climb and I would not realize it...until I tested and found myself in the teens (mmol values...canada)....but this sensor alarms when I am on the rise!! AMAZING!!!
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