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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lamont D" data-source="post: 1229974" data-attributes="member: 85785">Hi, the question you asked if was possible to spike (hyper) so high and then drop low (hypo) quickly is yes.As others have said, there's been a. Couple of threads on this sort of hypoglycaemic.I am aware that if this is actually happening it is because of the gastric sleeve and not uncommon after surgery, the endocrine system alters and it supplies it's glucose and insulin accordingly amongst the other hormones.It sometimes gets it out of balance and hypoglycaemic episodes are one of the side effects.You will find a lot more about it on Wikipedia, if you look under reactive hypoglycaemia. If you read about Reactive Hypoglycaemia, you will see that we recommend very low carb diet.The amount of carbs is so important. It is these foods along with any sugars, such as fruit and lactose that you have to find out whether your partner is susceptible to high blood glucose levels because of them.The lows happen when you spike high then excess insulin is produced and then you go low!So if you don't spike, you don't hypo!I have not had a hypo in over two years because I have complete control of my blood glucose levels.If you need more information or questions, please ask.Best wishes.</blockquote>

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