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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
Hi. Please forgive the long post.
I was diagnosed type 2 diabetic in 2013 (diabetes is in both sides of my family), in 2014, I had a gastric bypass. I've gone on to lose 10st.
At the back end of 2015 I had an unexplained seizure, BG had gone below 2. Since then I've had 4 or more dilly dos (as I call them).
The thing is they are getting really annoying, really scary, and absolutely wipe me out, and I no longer go out without my hubby, my poor 8yr old daughter has witnessed one of my dilly dos (veg aisle at Asda of all places), and if I go out with her she makes sure I've got my glucagon in my handbag and she knows the passcode for my phone if hubby is not nearby. My work colleagues are constantly on dilly do watch (I work in a residential home so they have enough to do without keeping a beady eye on me too).
This week, my BG dropped to 1.9 (no dilly do), went to Tesco BG dropped to 3.4 and was on the verge of dilly doing, hubby forced me to sit down (I tend to get naughty and disobedient). Was out today with my daughter (rare girly day out) BG 10.9 when we set off out, again nearly had a do and when I checked my BG it was 4.5, had only been out about 30 mins.
Off to have a discussion with my GP on Tuesday, as it's now beyond being funny.
Has anyone else had gastric surgery or is T2 and suffers like this. Also is it normal to have a headache for a couple of days after a hypo?
I was diagnosed type 2 diabetic in 2013 (diabetes is in both sides of my family), in 2014, I had a gastric bypass. I've gone on to lose 10st.
At the back end of 2015 I had an unexplained seizure, BG had gone below 2. Since then I've had 4 or more dilly dos (as I call them).
The thing is they are getting really annoying, really scary, and absolutely wipe me out, and I no longer go out without my hubby, my poor 8yr old daughter has witnessed one of my dilly dos (veg aisle at Asda of all places), and if I go out with her she makes sure I've got my glucagon in my handbag and she knows the passcode for my phone if hubby is not nearby. My work colleagues are constantly on dilly do watch (I work in a residential home so they have enough to do without keeping a beady eye on me too).
This week, my BG dropped to 1.9 (no dilly do), went to Tesco BG dropped to 3.4 and was on the verge of dilly doing, hubby forced me to sit down (I tend to get naughty and disobedient). Was out today with my daughter (rare girly day out) BG 10.9 when we set off out, again nearly had a do and when I checked my BG it was 4.5, had only been out about 30 mins.
Off to have a discussion with my GP on Tuesday, as it's now beyond being funny.
Has anyone else had gastric surgery or is T2 and suffers like this. Also is it normal to have a headache for a couple of days after a hypo?