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<blockquote data-quote="Razper" data-source="post: 1854558" data-attributes="member: 473465"><p>Hello, tahnks for the answers. I tried low carb breakfast for a couple of days, not a long time. Other than that I manage not to have hypo by eating frequently every 2-3 hours. My job and lifestyle don't let me to be super careful about my diet, so most of the time I eat meat with potatoes every now and then.</p><p></p><p>20 minutes ago I went home and I was feeling tired, but I was not shaky or angry... just kind of sleepy (my last sugary drink was 1 hour before that). I measured 3.8 mmol/l. What do you consider is a dangerous hypo? The people with RH what was your "normal" blood sugar low? The fact is I'm not diabetic and I don't use medications. I kind of freak out when I see 3.8mmol/l because I really did not had any noticeable symptoms. Can I faint and die, since I live alone with no one at home?</p><p></p><p>I haven't taken new OGGT, I'm waiting for my new endocrinologyst to come to work since he's on vacation, but my last drink dropped the sugar below the norm.</p><p></p><p>Actually I don't mind eating every 2-3 hours, many people do it... but I hate I gained maybe at least 10 pounds and I don't know how to cut the calories so I lose weight and still manage the blood sugar level.</p><p></p><p>My last sugary drink today I took as a means to avoid eating a sandwich. It raised my blood sugar, but seems like it crashed really quickly and I got to 3.8 quite fast. Is it possible the sugar to continue to drop since I'm not diabetic, or my liver will correct it by releasing sugars?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Razper, post: 1854558, member: 473465"] Hello, tahnks for the answers. I tried low carb breakfast for a couple of days, not a long time. Other than that I manage not to have hypo by eating frequently every 2-3 hours. My job and lifestyle don't let me to be super careful about my diet, so most of the time I eat meat with potatoes every now and then. 20 minutes ago I went home and I was feeling tired, but I was not shaky or angry... just kind of sleepy (my last sugary drink was 1 hour before that). I measured 3.8 mmol/l. What do you consider is a dangerous hypo? The people with RH what was your "normal" blood sugar low? The fact is I'm not diabetic and I don't use medications. I kind of freak out when I see 3.8mmol/l because I really did not had any noticeable symptoms. Can I faint and die, since I live alone with no one at home? I haven't taken new OGGT, I'm waiting for my new endocrinologyst to come to work since he's on vacation, but my last drink dropped the sugar below the norm. Actually I don't mind eating every 2-3 hours, many people do it... but I hate I gained maybe at least 10 pounds and I don't know how to cut the calories so I lose weight and still manage the blood sugar level. My last sugary drink today I took as a means to avoid eating a sandwich. It raised my blood sugar, but seems like it crashed really quickly and I got to 3.8 quite fast. Is it possible the sugar to continue to drop since I'm not diabetic, or my liver will correct it by releasing sugars? [/QUOTE]
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