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Brunneria said:

Hi @Adz444
I would have a trundle around the reactive hypoglycaemia sub forum that @Bluetit1802 linked to, and see if it rings any bells.

I think many of us experience wacky bgs when/if we eat oddly, especially if it is outside our usual eating patterns. It throws our body a curve ball. And anyone can have a hypo-like experience now and again. Stress, sudden exercise, weird eating... But the problems come if it happens more than once in a blue moon.

Has this happened before?

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Lamont D said:

Hi there, there isn't enough blood glucose readings to give even a guess at what is happening to you. I would monitor and keep a food diary with what you eat and what your readings are at pre meal, one hour and two hours after first bite.
This will give you a better idea of how your metabolism is doing.

Is metformin the only meds you are on?

Best wishes and let us know how you are getting on.

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