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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted Account" data-source="post: 1570738">I have certainly experienced those terrible post-hypo headaches. It usually happens after a night time hypo from which I have not woken which means my body has finally has to take over. As [USER=53162]@Juicyj[/USER] mentioned, it is like a really bad hangover ... without the fun the night before.I echo all the comments about working out why your partner is hypoing. Unfortunately, stress is difficult to control but it is unusually for it to lead to hypos - usually stress causes high BG. However, I find hypos come in batches - get one and then I may have a few that week.If he can get a chance to talk to his diabetes team and, perhaps, review his insulin doses - if he is frequently hypoing at night, he may want to reduce his basal dose.Finally, don't forget to look after yourself. The only time my partner had to look after me when I had a severe hypo, he was very shaken by the experience. It was thinking about him that made me pay more attention to my insulin dose.</blockquote>

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