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andydavidc 11-01-2010 05:23 AM

Feel high when sugars are normal?
 
Hi guys.

Does anyone else feel like their sugars are really high, but test and they are normal? I understand this can happen on the inverse: when you have had high sugars for ages and feel low when you are in the target range, but what about feeling high when normal? Full on high feelings: Tired, can't concentrate, yell at cat, etc... horrible - can't study - zombie.

It happens after eating, within an hour, and lasts one to two hours. eg. test about an hour after eating (while feeling high) and it's between 7 - 10 (~138-180), but I feel in the 20s (>360). I know blood sugars peak after a meal and naturally come back down, but they aren't even that high. I don't get it.

The meals aren't anything special, and haven't noticed it happening after a particular meal/food. Not carb/sugar intensive either - I eat really well, drink heaps of water, exercise everyday - what a star!

Any ideas?

dano 11-01-2010 12:53 PM

Andy;

I have had the symptoms, that you mentioned a few times, but I can't say that it happens often. Have you changed type of insulin? Is anything out of the ordinary? Stressed out, maybe?

andydavidc 11-02-2010 09:29 AM

Hey Danny,

Insulin type has been the same for ages, bit stressed, but that's normal too! I have changed my insulin to carb ratio, but I have had symptoms since long before that. Perhaps not diabetes related? Just thought I'd put it out there.

dano 11-02-2010 11:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by andydavidc (Post 2490)
Perhaps not diabetes related?

You might be on to something there. If it does not get better soon, I think I would run it by the doctor and the endo. I hope it gets better soon, good luck.

leeard 11-06-2010 05:01 PM

happens to me often, I think its most likely something else causing it


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