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Hypos
- Thread starter Jackie006
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Certainly @Jackie006, sometimes I can go for a couple of weeks and not have a hypo then have 2-3 in one day, such is the nature of diabetes.
Running around being busy is another form of exercise which can lead to hypo's, either reduce your bolus doses if you know you going to be busy or take on board some extra carbs. Hope you have a better day tomorrow.
Running around being busy is another form of exercise which can lead to hypo's, either reduce your bolus doses if you know you going to be busy or take on board some extra carbs. Hope you have a better day tomorrow.
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Crikey - this made me consult my diary. Haven't knowingly been below 4 for 7 weeks - I suppose I'll get 3 in a day now!
KarenAdamson
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After having a hypo it makes you more prone to more hypos that day. Not sure if it's because your body is using some of your carbs to restock the glycogen in your liver
following a hypo or not
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following a hypo or not
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Steph Whatley
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This happens with me as well... I can go days with good blood sugar readings then out of nowhere I have a low without any explanation at all... And it really scares and annoys the hell out of me! Have recently caught a cold as well and am thinking this is affecting my blood sugar as well...
