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Nosher, its nice to know that they are treating it properly these days and I hope the injections help, given that apparently its such a rarity the coincidence is huge. Anyway thanks for the advice over all, I finally had the last test this week a ct scan yet another fasting one lol, which passed...

lol what you're having for breakfast is what my dietician told me I need to eat and do eat for breakfast. the op I'm having is gender re-assignment surgery, I was born with the external body of male but internally both genders, with it being a rareity things kind of get complicated very fast...

Other things could be contamination on fingers possibly, or chznge needle but as said above meters can give false readings from time to time if you have foubts about reafing, judt wash hands and redo

I was given the diagnosis of RH about 12-18 months ago, the diabetes doc I saw hasn't been convinced from day one however she has stuck with it for quite some time. My diet is basically the same as what nosher said except fortified milk and full fat things such as flora, what changed I'm nit...

yes I'm already doing the low carb, seeing a great dietician in Luton, the test I had apparently, according to the letter was to exclude RH which is what I was initially diagnosed with, over the past years my blood sugar has gone into double figures, something which it never did before (now on a...

Hi, I was diagnosed with RH a year ot two ago, I've posted on here before mainly a tonn of questions. My diabetic doctor I see has said from the beginning she wasnt convinced it was RH but was prepared to accept it for the time being.all the tests I had done pointed to RH except I have had low...

I think they are more worried about my low BMI which I found out yesterday is about 16.9, bbut that's understandable as I barely have chance to rest these days

I've had tons of tests in the last few months, raging from oral glucose test which sent me hypo lol through to a fasting that lasted eighty hours, as regard to the meds, at the moment no I'm on none, but that might change in November when my consultant is thinking about a drug called Acarbose

the weight issue is the fact that I can't put any on and am technically under weight, can't remember what my recent BMI was, put will check, as for symptoms, barely a day goers by when I don't have a hypo, blood usually drops to 2.8 or below, sometimes the hypo's can be two or three in day...

To be fair the dietician probably has their work cut out, as I burn off food very quickly and as a result, I really can't afford to loose any weight, as I've been struggling to keep my weight above eight and half stones for the last two decades and I eat about five full meals aday, though have...

This explains so much for me and is just about a complete mirror of my circumstances, recently diagnosed with reactive hypoglycemia, the only difference being is that as of yet it hadn't been fully explained, as I'm still waiting for an appointment with a dietician and wont get to see my...

The first test I had, I had serious doubts about the fasting for twelve hours, wasn't easy but in reality not the hardest thing going as I found out three months later when I was admitted into hospital and had to fast for three days, I know it will sound harsh as the person said above but your...

I've taken this on and off for a while, due a to motorcycle accident and a dry stone wall, lol, it really is one of the better painkillers. The person I care for also takes this, she needs a knee replacement but is to young for that to happen, like everything else take one to many and it does...

well hopefully it should start coming up, its worthwhile checking that link which jack 412 posted, the sweats are kind of a usual thing for me, not sure going to the shop was the best thing you could of done, but I do that also, don't ask, I get anxious/nervous, and irritable also. You need to...

seriously get something sweet its too low matey

Greeny, to be fair and honest, I can only offer my view and my understanding of what is "normal" BG levels is based on what my doctors have told me, but then the hospital nurse told me something else and the diabetic specialist another figure, frustrating!, that said taking the middle road...

I'm probably the last person who should comment, as I've seriously only recently been diagnosed with reactive hypoglycemia, though was aware of something for a long time, but the BG tests you set out above seem pretty much normal, baring the 4.3 one, I'm still unsure what is really classed as...

Hopefully a final update lol, the hospital have confirmed that its reactive Hypoglycemia with probable diabetic complications, their words, and that I should expect both my doctors (gp) and the hospital consultant to be in touch, now I kind of feel a pratt for not getting it checked out sooner...

Hi, I'm Nicola, living in Bedford

Thanks to all who replied, got to see an emergency, stand in doctor yesterday, who looked through the various paper, results of random BG's the hospital had given to me and after a couple of minutes she my medical notes doesn't show I'm diabetic, which was kind of a surprise, as the very top...