As you are a type 2 taking no meds (according to your profile) what do you mean by hypos? I am interested in what happens when you have one, and what your blood sugar levels are during one. It's very rare for an unmedicated type 2 to have hypos
As you are a type 2 taking no meds (according to your profile) what do you mean by hypos? I am interested in what happens when you have one, and what your blood sugar levels are during one. It's very rare for an unmedicated type 2 to have hypos
My Dr doesn't want to put me on meds yet because my blood sugar drops to dangerous levels, and proper hypos, like low 2's, not the false ones you get with cgms. I always check with a blood draw to confirm plus I get all the symptoms, sweats, anxiety and pounding heart. I would get them at night and after exercise. I should have been on meds a while back. They told me to increase my carbs which I did and they have eased right off. I am lactose and gluten intolerant, could be coeliac of course. It took my daughter over 10 years to get her coeliac diagnosis after suffering horribly with gluten intolerance which she has had since she was a toddler. I am not inclined at all to go through all the rigmarole of getting tested when the outcome is just the same. No gluten in my diet. So the hypos could be me struggling to absorb the nutrients and of course the sugars. Not sure. And yes you are right, it is rare to get hypos without taking medications.