Recent Content by DaisyChloe

  1. DaisyChloe

    Reactive Hypoglycaemia Insulin Levels

    That's good you didn't go hypo. Rules out insulinoma. I found your blog and I will check it out! Thanks so much for sharing and your info, it's been really helpful to get my head around it a bit more
  2. DaisyChloe

    Reactive Hypoglycaemia Insulin Levels

    Oh wow that's amazing! Do you prep your food for the week or are you in such a routine with it now that you don't really need to think about it? When you had your 72 hour test did you go hypo? I'm sorry to hear about your anxiety issues. I have mental health stuff going on as well and it's...
  3. DaisyChloe

    Reactive Hypoglycaemia Insulin Levels

    Hi @Lamont D Thank you for sharing your experience, it's really helpful to hear what people have tried and been through and what works. I really hope low-GI can work for me but if not, I will definitely go low/no-carb. So with your current diet can you go for like 6 hours say between meals...
  4. DaisyChloe

    Reactive Hypoglycaemia Insulin Levels

    Oh wow that sounds really tough. I'm glad you've found a diet that works for you now but yeah that must have been really difficult. It's so hard when there's more than one dysfunctional system isn't it?
  5. DaisyChloe

    Reactive Hypoglycaemia Insulin Levels

    Hi @Brunneria Thanks for your message. It seems I do not understand low-carb... Fruit and veg both fall into the carbohydrate category. So you are suggesting low-GI fruit and veg but cutting out all other carbs? I guess I also don't want to commit to a major change until I definitely know...
  6. DaisyChloe

    Reactive Hypoglycaemia Insulin Levels

    Hey, Thanks for your reply. I think if they recommend low-GI I would want to try that before low carb as it's less extreme. I really wouldn't want to cut out fruit and veg. All carbs do eventually turn into glucose yes, but with starchy carbs they're released into your bloodstream slower...
  7. DaisyChloe

    Reactive Hypoglycaemia Insulin Levels

    Hi both, Thanks for your replies. I will definitely ask them what they think. They wanted to see what my insulin levels were doing before doing a 72 hour fast, so I'm not sure whether they will do one or not. @Lamont D that's interesting that yours lasted longer and you had higher BGLs...
  8. DaisyChloe

    Reactive Hypoglycaemia Insulin Levels

    Hi guys, I posted a question about a year ago about reactive hypoglycaemia and I was waiting for a referral to an endocrinologist and for a glucose tolerance test. I have had 2 OGTTs since then, the first confirmed I do have hypos and my BGLs went down to 2.4 but they didn't check my insulin...
  9. DaisyChloe

    Night time hypos

    I'm definitely not assuming I will be exempt in the future of high BGLs, I just know though having tests and using my own machine that I definitely don't experience hyperglycaemia now. To be honest I can't start thinking about that now, I have so many other health issues in addition to this...
  10. DaisyChloe

    Night time hypos

    I’ll look up the links you mentioned thank you. I think I will struggle a little as I don’t eat meat and I’m vegan about 80% of the time. But I’ll do some research. Luckily my BGLs don’t go high, only low so maybe my risk of developing diabetes is a little reduced Thanks for all your help...
  11. DaisyChloe

    Night time hypos

    Ah yes exactly the same! I’m struggling to understand how hypos develop into diabetes... does the overproduction of insulin start to develop into a more incorrect response? Also, what is LADA? I’ve seen a lot of people referencing a low carb diet. But fruit, veg, grains etc are all carbs and...
  12. DaisyChloe

    Night time hypos

    Thanks @EllieM I actually just asked a question on the RH page before coming here and you've pretty much answered my question. And yeah you're right about getting tested for other things that could cause hypos, I have a GP appointment on Monday so really hoping it results in a referral - been...
  13. DaisyChloe

    reactive hypoglycemia

    Thanks @kokhongw and @Lamont D for the ino. I'm wondering if I'm in the right place... My BGLs don't go about the normal range, i.e 7 mmol/L (126 mg/dL), but do go down to 3 mmol/L (54 mg/dL) or below, which gives me the symptoms you mentioned above. And I do not have diabetes of any kind, or...
  14. DaisyChloe

    Night time hypos

    I wanted to ask as well- you have RH, when you say blood sugars rising then falling, is that rising above 7 and falling below 4? Or rising a ‘normal’ amount and then falling below 4? And is RH considered the case if it’s within 5 hours after eating or is it less time?
  15. DaisyChloe

    Night time hypos

    Hi, Yes I’ve been having a read, it’s all quite overwhelming really and I’m doing a lot of speculating because I don’t know the cause yet. I’m hoping to get a referral to an endocrinologist. It’s good to hear you’re managing well, and others on the forum