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- Type of diabetes
- Reactive hypoglycemia
- Treatment type
- Diet only
I've had several conversations lately with people that have, or know someone that has similar symptoms to RH. Makes you wonder how many are undiagnosed?
My hairdresser has just been telling me of an 80 year old client who has suddenly started to pass out and have hypos. After several trips in an ambulance to A&E she been diagnosed with RH. My Optician says she gets very cold and shaky if she doesn't eat every couple of hours and is better when reducing carbs. She's also passed out a few times and believes she may have a mild form of RH having spoken to me! Similar story with a receptionist at my GP surgery.
Just reflecting I guess. If I think back to 5 months ago, I can see how far I've come. Still not as controlled as I'd like and some days are unpredictable, but I've made headway thanks to you guys. Just makes me a little sad for the people who suffer these strange symptoms, with know idea what's causing it or how to make it better.
My hairdresser has just been telling me of an 80 year old client who has suddenly started to pass out and have hypos. After several trips in an ambulance to A&E she been diagnosed with RH. My Optician says she gets very cold and shaky if she doesn't eat every couple of hours and is better when reducing carbs. She's also passed out a few times and believes she may have a mild form of RH having spoken to me! Similar story with a receptionist at my GP surgery.
Just reflecting I guess. If I think back to 5 months ago, I can see how far I've come. Still not as controlled as I'd like and some days are unpredictable, but I've made headway thanks to you guys. Just makes me a little sad for the people who suffer these strange symptoms, with know idea what's causing it or how to make it better.