[Diabetes-talk] Has anyone ever had this happen?
Jude DaShiell
jdashiel at shellworld.net
Sat Sep 14 13:44:58 UTC 2013
Yes! I had that happen on several readings. I think the reason it
happens is that although we have many capillaries under our skin I
managed to hit a spot where either the capillaries were not there or the
capillaries that were there in the past were broken. Given time, I
think those capillaries do rebuild and repair but it takes a few days.
On Sat, 14 Sep 2013, limestone lady wrote:
> Well, this is the strangest thing. Went to test my blood, and got what I
> consider too low a reading, which I won't post here, as our scale is different
> in canada. So, decided to try again. Well, I think we tried about seven or
> eight times, yes, I actually lost count, and no blood, after trying all the
> tricks I knew, so I settled for the low reading.
> Has anyone here had this happen, and why do you think it does?
> Also the manufacturer of my meter suggests that one not use the first drop of
> blood, as it might not contain whole blood, but what they call fluid and
> serum. Have you folks heard of this?
> Linda.
> By the way, I take a baby aspirin in the morning and wonder if I should switch
> it to bedtime?
>
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