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<blockquote data-quote="heenh1" data-source="post: 427803" data-attributes="member: 83741"><p>Thanks all, it must be incredibly frustrating unless you have a cycle that goes like clock work. You are right about there not being much research out there. The papers I have read can't decide what the cause is, however they do admit it happens. Some even have talked about catamenia DKA which is DKA related to pre-menstrual blood glucose rises. Interestingly also, as you folk have mentioned, not everyone goes high before their period, some have hypo's. It's fascinating how differently our bodies respond and I guess for consultants frustrating that everyone doesn't fit into the same easy mold!</p><p>Cheers all from earthquake central!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="heenh1, post: 427803, member: 83741"] Thanks all, it must be incredibly frustrating unless you have a cycle that goes like clock work. You are right about there not being much research out there. The papers I have read can't decide what the cause is, however they do admit it happens. Some even have talked about catamenia DKA which is DKA related to pre-menstrual blood glucose rises. Interestingly also, as you folk have mentioned, not everyone goes high before their period, some have hypo's. It's fascinating how differently our bodies respond and I guess for consultants frustrating that everyone doesn't fit into the same easy mold! Cheers all from earthquake central! [/QUOTE]
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