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I think this might have been a series of panic attacks may be coupled with some level of insulin resistance. I behaved like a hypocondriac and when I realized that I began to feel just fine. Will follow up on tests, make healthy lifestyle changes but I think the bottomline of my story is: DO...

My other results came and confirms my suspicions. Both Lipase and Amylase are slightly lower than normal levels which shows damage to pancreas. But not like acute pancreatitis as they are not elevated. My LDH is also slightly above normal.

Going to see an internal medicine specialist tomorrow and will beg for extended OGTT. HbA1C levels are tested results not in yet but I think they will be normal. This morning’s blood sugar was a little on the high end but I think it is due to the low quality, short, stressful sleep of last...

The attacks happen like in an instant so it is tough to have it tested at that instand unless i am on a constant monitor. So far the docs don’t believe itis going below 5 because I can’t prove them.

At first I thought it was hypotension. But it carried on for 3 days and while I was in bed with normal BP and fatigue, I thought of it being hypoglycemia, ate a peach and was jumping up and down in 10 minutes. Which resulted in another, lighter episode a few hours later. When I have the...

The symptoms then its repeating in the next 4 days all 1-2 hours after eating something. I did not eat for 10 hours now and i am fine (only headache which is normal).

Thanks for the reply, but I measured it 10 minutes after the attack, could it have increased by then? And also I see posts with 5.2mmols or more defining hypo feelings. My problem is I did not have this reaction before last week and I am not diabetic. This just came up after a day of binge...

Hi everyone, I’ll give you the short version of my story: Been drinking 4 beers a day for weeks. A little overweight, otherwise healthy male aged 40. Last week drank 12 beers and did not hydrate. The next day woke up ok (a little hungover). ~1 hour after breakfast had a hypoglycemic attack (I...