Guest guest Posted March 21, 2006 Report Posted March 21, 2006 Dear Bill, Of course I wish you success in unraveling your sugar mystery. Just wanted to say that though I'm not posting much I was keeping tabs when you saw the doctor about your foot. I'm glad that painful problem is solved. Always with Love, Lissi Re: Dropping sugar level Mike, I can only assume that my bg was actually dropping since taking a glucose tablet picked me up again in 15 minutes or less. Had my bg been high, the tablet would have done no good. I don't know if it will always be the case, but so far I've been able to tell the difference between a dropping sugar and one that is rather high. Too low a bg and I feel kind of cold, out of it, and can't think straight. When the sugar is way too high, I simply feel tired and washed out but have never noticed any other symptoms with it, yet. I know that last year when I was at a party where all we had was pizza, I ate two slices of it and by the time I got home, I was wiped out and my sugar was well over 200. (Lesson to Bill, don't do that again.) It almost seems more like the sudden drop has something to do with very rapidly changing temperatures, but I don't have enough information to know why that would cause the reaction I described. I will be discussing this with my doctor the next time I see him to see if he has any ideas. Bill Powers Quote
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