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<blockquote data-quote="Lamont D" data-source="post: 2532374" data-attributes="member: 85785"><p>Hi [USER=557999]@Leara86[/USER] welcome to our forum,</p><p>A couple of questions first, if I may?</p><p>What other tests have you had?I</p><p>What are your blood levels after a few hours fasting?</p><p></p><p>Your hba1c and fasting is in non diabetic numbers.</p><p>Your fasting readings are low, are you using a cgm?</p><p></p><p>The thing is, that if your fasting reading are correct and Hypoglycaemic, then it might not be RH.</p><p>RH, as you say is food orientated, so it could be a pancreatic condition.</p><p></p><p>However, if it is RH and those readings are not hypoglycaemic, then only very low or zero carb will in my experience stop the hypos. That is why you are feeling ill, and not been in control, plenty of symptoms.</p><p>Going low carb is not easy, it won't make you feel better for well over a week if not more, it may make it easier if you can fast for a couple of days as you start, that is if you can fast.</p><p></p><p>For me, it doesn't take much above normal levels to trigger the insulin overshoot which causes the hypo. So I stay in ketosis as much as possible and it works for me. Others do have different intolerance to carbs. Dependent on it like me, I have lactose intolerance since childhood. But it is the quick spike that triggers the reaction.</p><p></p><p>I do hope that helps and answers some of your questions.</p><p></p><p>best wishes. And I like or can't help writing long posts!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lamont D, post: 2532374, member: 85785"] Hi [USER=557999]@Leara86[/USER] welcome to our forum, A couple of questions first, if I may? What other tests have you had?I What are your blood levels after a few hours fasting? Your hba1c and fasting is in non diabetic numbers. Your fasting readings are low, are you using a cgm? The thing is, that if your fasting reading are correct and Hypoglycaemic, then it might not be RH. RH, as you say is food orientated, so it could be a pancreatic condition. However, if it is RH and those readings are not hypoglycaemic, then only very low or zero carb will in my experience stop the hypos. That is why you are feeling ill, and not been in control, plenty of symptoms. Going low carb is not easy, it won't make you feel better for well over a week if not more, it may make it easier if you can fast for a couple of days as you start, that is if you can fast. For me, it doesn't take much above normal levels to trigger the insulin overshoot which causes the hypo. So I stay in ketosis as much as possible and it works for me. Others do have different intolerance to carbs. Dependent on it like me, I have lactose intolerance since childhood. But it is the quick spike that triggers the reaction. I do hope that helps and answers some of your questions. best wishes. And I like or can't help writing long posts! [/QUOTE]
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