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<blockquote data-quote="lindisfel" data-source="post: 1142595" data-attributes="member: 57698"><p>Hi Tricia, Sorry to hear of your problems. Nosher and Brunneria will be along soon to help you. You need to keep testing and and logging what appear to cause your highs and lows. Probably test in the night as well to make sure you are not going low. It would not be surprising if you had high insulin if you had lows! If these occur after refined carbs the reason is obvious. Check you BG after having carbs at regular interval over a period perhaps of 4 hours + after eating and see where you go high and low. Marshal all your facts together and go back to your GP and explain and ask for a second opinion with another endo. It is your life and we often have to push doors open. If they think you could have am insulinoma they should give you a scan. If your weight is lower than it should be perhaps very small and frequents meals with complex carbs may help increase your weight. regards </p><p>Derek</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lindisfel, post: 1142595, member: 57698"] Hi Tricia, Sorry to hear of your problems. Nosher and Brunneria will be along soon to help you. You need to keep testing and and logging what appear to cause your highs and lows. Probably test in the night as well to make sure you are not going low. It would not be surprising if you had high insulin if you had lows! If these occur after refined carbs the reason is obvious. Check you BG after having carbs at regular interval over a period perhaps of 4 hours + after eating and see where you go high and low. Marshal all your facts together and go back to your GP and explain and ask for a second opinion with another endo. It is your life and we often have to push doors open. If they think you could have am insulinoma they should give you a scan. If your weight is lower than it should be perhaps very small and frequents meals with complex carbs may help increase your weight. regards Derek [/QUOTE]
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