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<blockquote data-quote="Scubamup" data-source="post: 1053029" data-attributes="member: 168731"><p>I'm still trying to work out if they're false or real. From what I've read false hypos occur after a rapid drop or if you're generally high. I *rarely* see the wrong side of 7. 9 times out of ten I test in low 5's, or low to mid 6s after a meal. Last 2 Hba1c's have had me at 32mmol/mol which is 5.1%. I'm finding though I can feel when I'm in the mid 4's. A bit dizzy, a bit like I'm on a boat, but generally I'm OK for a bit. Normally gets me late afternoon early evening. This just seemed to go from the usual wuzzy to 'about to pass out' rather suddenly. I might give taking the dapaglaflozin in the evening a go.</p><p>The one thing that has me a bit worried is at my last visit to 3rd consulant (1st retired, 2nd locum, now this chap) he thinks only Dapagliflozin might be dodgy if I turn out to be a type 1 or one of these MODY options. He pointed out the Dapagliflozin would flush the sugar out but if my insulin is low I won't process enough. This has got me wondering if that's why I still seem to be sensitive to not particularly deep lows all this time later.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Scubamup, post: 1053029, member: 168731"] I'm still trying to work out if they're false or real. From what I've read false hypos occur after a rapid drop or if you're generally high. I *rarely* see the wrong side of 7. 9 times out of ten I test in low 5's, or low to mid 6s after a meal. Last 2 Hba1c's have had me at 32mmol/mol which is 5.1%. I'm finding though I can feel when I'm in the mid 4's. A bit dizzy, a bit like I'm on a boat, but generally I'm OK for a bit. Normally gets me late afternoon early evening. This just seemed to go from the usual wuzzy to 'about to pass out' rather suddenly. I might give taking the dapaglaflozin in the evening a go. The one thing that has me a bit worried is at my last visit to 3rd consulant (1st retired, 2nd locum, now this chap) he thinks only Dapagliflozin might be dodgy if I turn out to be a type 1 or one of these MODY options. He pointed out the Dapagliflozin would flush the sugar out but if my insulin is low I won't process enough. This has got me wondering if that's why I still seem to be sensitive to not particularly deep lows all this time later. [/QUOTE]
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