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<blockquote data-quote="Shazzle80" data-source="post: 1486640" data-attributes="member: 59004"><p>Hi guys.</p><p></p><p>Do any of you relate or have any experience of this, on Sunday I had a hypo at 10:30pm wheere my sugars dropped to 2.4, I was convinced I was coming down with a sickness bug because I felt so ill (I wasn't it was just the low!) but my gosh, it took me 2 hours and a load more sugar than normal to raise it up. In the end I used a glucose pouch my husband takes on long distance</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shazzle80, post: 1486640, member: 59004"] Hi guys. Do any of you relate or have any experience of this, on Sunday I had a hypo at 10:30pm wheere my sugars dropped to 2.4, I was convinced I was coming down with a sickness bug because I felt so ill (I wasn't it was just the low!) but my gosh, it took me 2 hours and a load more sugar than normal to raise it up. In the end I used a glucose pouch my husband takes on long distance [/QUOTE]
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