Certainly feels that way!!I have never been unconscious and have been able to treat myself but I can say with confidence that I have had some very low numbers and it has sometimes took a few days to get back to normal so it perfectly acceptable to see that kind of effect after unconsciousness.....
your muscles would have been fighting for energy as your body switched off to keep the vital organs going.....so its basically like you've went 10 rounds in the ring.....
That must have been some serious hypo, I've been to the point where I could not even speak! I was surrounded by caring individuals who jumped to my defence. God bless 'em all!Hi All
On sunday my fiance had to inject me with glucagon. I was unconscious and bless him he correctly checked my sugars and rectified the situation.
Its been pretty scary but for any of you who have experienced this, did you still feel rough a few days later? I feel utterly shattered still and its two days later!
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Even a mild hypo will slow me down for an hour. Severe hypos can incapacitate me for a day. Damned annoying.I have never been unconscious and have been able to treat myself but I can say with confidence that I have had some very low numbers and it has sometimes took a few days to get back to normal so it perfectly acceptable to see that kind of effect after unconsciousness.....
your muscles would have been fighting for energy as your body switched off to keep the vital organs going.....so its basically like you've went 10 rounds in the ring.....
Hi All
On sunday my fiance had to inject me with glucagon. I was unconscious and bless him he correctly checked my sugars and rectified the situation.
Its been pretty scary but for any of you who have experienced this, did you still feel rough a few days later? I feel utterly shattered still and its two days later!
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Hi All
On sunday my fiance had to inject me with glucagon. I was unconscious and bless him he correctly checked my sugars and rectified the situation.
Its been pretty scary but for any of you who have experienced this, did you still feel rough a few days later? I feel utterly shattered still and its two days later!
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Thank u kyambala!Hello Lynz84. A couple of weeks ago I started having a bad Hypo whilst driving. My wife was with me and she got some "pop" into me and some food. I was getting bad rigors (shaking).
Next day I slept nearly all day exhausted, and the following day was fit for nothing.
Having read other peoples experiences on this Forum is a comfort for me - I thought I was getting lazy in my old age.
Cheer up girl - just part of life's experience.
My wife reminds me to mention the weird groaning noises I make when having a hypo in my sleep, foaming at the mouth and even having mild convulsions. And during my day time hypos I become very irrational, argumentative and keep repeating trivial stuff! Who, me? A model of reason and control!
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