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- Type of diabetes
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Hi all,
I've had instances where I felt shakey, weak and hungry a couple of hours after my first meal (I do intermittent fasting as a choice anyway) and it caught me unaware while out and about twice in the past two weeks so I bought a meter and the next time it hit (at home at my desk, thankfully) I measured 65mg/dL.
My question is how often would you be expecting to have hypos? It's not an every day occurence for me.
I went to the doctor and she took bloods so I'm just waiting to hear back to see what the next step.
Is it weird that I hope it is RH and not "in my head", figuratively and literally.
On a side note, I've been reading up on RH more and interestingly the bit about the role of cortisol. My menstruation was always very regular up to about a year ago. Had that looked at and I had low cortisol and high prolactin.
I've had instances where I felt shakey, weak and hungry a couple of hours after my first meal (I do intermittent fasting as a choice anyway) and it caught me unaware while out and about twice in the past two weeks so I bought a meter and the next time it hit (at home at my desk, thankfully) I measured 65mg/dL.
My question is how often would you be expecting to have hypos? It's not an every day occurence for me.
I went to the doctor and she took bloods so I'm just waiting to hear back to see what the next step.
Is it weird that I hope it is RH and not "in my head", figuratively and literally.
On a side note, I've been reading up on RH more and interestingly the bit about the role of cortisol. My menstruation was always very regular up to about a year ago. Had that looked at and I had low cortisol and high prolactin.