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Diabetes and cold weather: What changes have you noticed?
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CindiInNC
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I tend to be more insulin resistant in the winter, so have to adjust my insulin accordingly.
Also, if you use a meter to check your sugars, make sure it stays in a warm place, if it gets too cold it may be inaccurate or stop working all together.
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Hello everyone, how are you doing? 😊
With winter upon us, many people notice changes in their diabetes management. Cold weather can have a surprising impact on blood sugar levels and insulin sensitivity, which may require adjustments to your routine. For some, the cold makes them crave more carbs or comfort foods, while others notice that they experience more fluctuations in their blood sugar. ❄️
Have you noticed that cold weather affects your type 2 diabetes? Does winter make you crave more carbs, or do you feel your insulin sensitivity changes with the drop in temperature?
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We’d love to hear your experiences and any tips you have for managing diabetes through the winter months!
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Somya from the Carenity Team 🌼