A few things nobody has ever mentioned to me, despite having seen endo, nurses, dietitians, educators and reading extensively since being diagnosed...
(I'm asking from a type1 perspective but I guess they're not limited to just that.)
Also preemptively, thanks to everyone who keeps answering my questions!
1) At what point does Hypo/low BGL become a serious issue/unable to self-treat?
I've been to mid 2's and felt a bit rough, but was still capable, besides some difficulty with shaky hands doing a BGL. I'm guessing things change rapidly from 2 and downward though?
2) what kind of BGL range is achievable in time, for someone who is pretty good, but not perfect?
3) How high do I have to be to cause long term damage?
4) Does everyone suffer long term consequences eventually?
Thanks.
(I'm asking from a type1 perspective but I guess they're not limited to just that.)
Also preemptively, thanks to everyone who keeps answering my questions!
1) At what point does Hypo/low BGL become a serious issue/unable to self-treat?
I've been to mid 2's and felt a bit rough, but was still capable, besides some difficulty with shaky hands doing a BGL. I'm guessing things change rapidly from 2 and downward though?
2) what kind of BGL range is achievable in time, for someone who is pretty good, but not perfect?
3) How high do I have to be to cause long term damage?
4) Does everyone suffer long term consequences eventually?
Thanks.