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    Reactive hypo from hell

    No, unfortunately not. I got sick with possibly another problem, which was diagnosed as lactic acidosis that refused to go away for many days and other, very erratic problems that stayed for 6 weeks, for which the doctor made additional tests and in the end said he could not find out what's...
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    Reactive hypo from hell

    I rather have the feeling my body just doesn't get a lot of energy out of protein and fats. Thus yes, even eating a bit less carbs and a bit more of the other two makes me sick.
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    Reactive hypo from hell

    It's fatty and protein rich food that causes these symptoms for me, not carbs! I still don't understand why. I'm doing a lot better when I exercise regularly (in the evening! I can't even walk 3km before breakfast without crashing). Hey, I once was on a 3-week vacation where I got less carbs...
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    Reactive hypo from hell

    I know what a lactic acidosis is, yes. Still not happy to see this. Ugh!
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    Reactive hypo from hell

    Hi all, thanks for your answers. I was not advised to eat so often. Basically I crash when I don't eat so often. It happens when I'm active before breakfast (a short 3km stroll to a specialist bakery), when I miss one of my many meals, when I eat too much protein and fat at the expense of carbs...
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    Reactive hypo from hell

    Hi Ellie, nobody has ever looked into this. I've been living with it for at least 30 years. It probably started when I started working and could only eat at lunch time instead of constantly eating. Oh yes, I had glucose tests, but they were always normal. If there's only one very short dive...
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    Reactive hypo from hell

    Hi Jo, after having written this down I do started to think whether this actually is a reactive hypo myself. Yes, my glucose took a nose dive about 1 hour after eating this high protein/low carb breakfast. But I get the same crashes when I'm active before breakfast or one of my many meals is...
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    Reactive hypo from hell

    I'm a woman of 46, normal weight. Since my teens, basically since working I get what seem to be sudden bouts of reactive hypoglycemia. Symptoms include everything you can expect, plus at times very low blood pressure, nausea and abdominal pain. Triggers seem to be being late for one of my...