Hello,
I was diagnosed with reactive hypoglycemia around 3 weeks ago. I have read through a lot of posts on this forum (that's been so helpful!) And I think I've been quite lucky getting a quick diagnosis. I had my first hypo requiring hospital treatment in February this year. My Endocrinologist has recommended a low GI diet which I tried for a couple of weeks but my symptoms didn't improve. The main symptoms were brain fog, confusion, unable to find words, feeling sick and completely exhausted. After reading a lot of posts on this forum (thank you!) I realised I wasn't alone and also that I should try cutting out carbs and sugar completely. I have done this for the past five days and I cannot believe how much of difference this has made. My cognitive symptoms have more or less disappeared.I would like to know what other people have experienced with gaining control of their RH after diagnosis and how long it took to get their lives back to normal again? I am still suffering from fatigue and wondered if this is common and if there are there are any tips to help the process?
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
Best, Mary
I was diagnosed with reactive hypoglycemia around 3 weeks ago. I have read through a lot of posts on this forum (that's been so helpful!) And I think I've been quite lucky getting a quick diagnosis. I had my first hypo requiring hospital treatment in February this year. My Endocrinologist has recommended a low GI diet which I tried for a couple of weeks but my symptoms didn't improve. The main symptoms were brain fog, confusion, unable to find words, feeling sick and completely exhausted. After reading a lot of posts on this forum (thank you!) I realised I wasn't alone and also that I should try cutting out carbs and sugar completely. I have done this for the past five days and I cannot believe how much of difference this has made. My cognitive symptoms have more or less disappeared.I would like to know what other people have experienced with gaining control of their RH after diagnosis and how long it took to get their lives back to normal again? I am still suffering from fatigue and wondered if this is common and if there are there are any tips to help the process?
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
Best, Mary