Is it a normal occurrence for someone with type 2 to have hypos?
In the last 48 hours (currently using a libre 2 sensor) I’ve had two instances where my blood sugar has dropped to 3.1 and then 3.0 at random times.
I’m not on insulin.
Thanks in advance
Hi all,
I’ve just had my most recent blood tests done and I was a little disappointed my Hba1c had raised to 44 from 40 this time last year although I’ve been very strict although the GP reassured me I’m still on track (I take metformin along with an almost 0 carb diet).
However they also...
Amazing thanks for the advice - what is a reasonable level for a spike to peak at (should they occur) after 2 hours I’m always back within the ‘normal’ ranges.
Thanks
Thanks for the reply - my morning fasting levels are usually in the region of 5-5.5.
I don’t feel any symptoms.
I actually take 10mg of Dapagliflizon alongside (apparently this is beneficial to my high blood pressure and non alcoholic fatty liver) alongside the diabetes.
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Thanks - I’ve had about 3 or 4 episodes which appear to be under 3.5mmol.
Here’s one of the ones from yesterday which as you can see shows a rapid decline.
What could this indicate if not the common scenario for most type 2’s.
Thanks
So after almost a week using the libre 2. My average is 5.8mmol - which seems to be reasonable.
I have however over the last week experienced some fast and drastic declines following a spike.
For example after dinner last night I hit 9.2 and then I was down to 7.3 around an hour later followed...
Also thanks for sharing this - I have own question though. This guide points to being under 8.5 at the highest end of the scale. Why does the libre record anything under 10 as being in the target area? That’s a whole 1.5mmol higher!
Thanks