[roadierider]

Anyone dealing with this complication? Usually reserved for those that have diabetes for a long time, such as myself of 49yrs on insulin. I know I'm far, far from perfect with keeping level glucose levels, but I'm still old school, keep it under 200 as my high level. But keeping it at normal levels with this complication is just way too risky. I've seen my sugar drop 100 points in 15 mins. I could be at 110 as an example, eat a balanced meal, and 15 mins later, it just drops out. I've been down to the 40's and zero sign of low blood sugar levels. No shakes, no sweating, nothing. Gotten to the point I test almost every hr. Sleeping can be a crapshoot, since I sleep like a log, I've even slept thru a malfunctioning smoke detector going off 1 ft from my bedroom door, thats how dead to the world I am when I sleep. Went to bed the other night at 192, woke up 6hrs later at 61. I deal with it, but it ain't no fun

[ruthie481]

Hi, I am dealing with the same! Diabetic for 36 , not getting the low symptoms anymore. Kind of scary. Guess I should use my sensor, that may help .

[TheDarkOne]

I am 47 and event type one diabetes since I was 10. You will develop other symptoms it just takes a while to acknowledge them and even then sometimes it's wrong. But if you were dropping 150 points over night while sleeping you may need to adjust your lantus dose.

[rdamms6799]

If on an insulin pump, I would speak to your provider about decreasing basal rate overnight.