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Blood sugar gone haywire

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  • Brian98579
    My son has the same problem. 46 yoa, had RnY surgery about 5 years ago. He has a device attached to his upper arm, and can read glucose levels electronically by waving a monitor over it. Gets it up to 110 or so, then it dives to 30 or 40. No answers yet, but is trying to schedule a study at the UW to try and diagnose it.
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  • Alpine
    At 46 I would unconsciousness. Below 60 I cannot talk. You need a long term insulin to take out those highs and lows. I use Lantus. It even comes in a pen.
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  • chiefr
    Glucometers do fail and you can have a lot of bad strips.
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  • 11b6r
    How old are your test strips?
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  • SCOUT5
    Lean meat and green vegetables for lunch and dinner. Eggs and meat for breakfast. Very minimal carbs, as in practically none.
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  • sharpshooter039
    quote:At 46 I would unconsciousness. Below 60 I cannot talk +1 ,,Below 75 I get the shakes,,bad,,below 60 I am non-functional,
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