Hello everybody
I've joined this forum because I have a question. I might be one of the longest standing diabetics here, but I still need some information about insulin reactions also known as hypos.
I've read that those with long standing diabetes may not experience the typical symptoms of being hypo. Does anybody know if this would include sweating? I had a hypo a few hours ago and my BG dropped to 2.5. When I discovered I was so low, I thought to myself, any minute now, I'm going to start sweating like crazy, only I didn't. This has me a bit worried because the inability to sweat can be from another condition, so I wondered if the lack of sweating might be typical in long standing diabetics.
Anybody here know anything about this? I've been a Type 2 diabetic for 60 years and keep good health.
Cheers
I've joined this forum because I have a question. I might be one of the longest standing diabetics here, but I still need some information about insulin reactions also known as hypos.
I've read that those with long standing diabetes may not experience the typical symptoms of being hypo. Does anybody know if this would include sweating? I had a hypo a few hours ago and my BG dropped to 2.5. When I discovered I was so low, I thought to myself, any minute now, I'm going to start sweating like crazy, only I didn't. This has me a bit worried because the inability to sweat can be from another condition, so I wondered if the lack of sweating might be typical in long standing diabetics.
Anybody here know anything about this? I've been a Type 2 diabetic for 60 years and keep good health.
Cheers