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I have been confused and asking many questions for the past decade trying to control hypoglycemia after my diabetes diagnosis. My hemoglobin always comes back as a beautiful number at my quarterly endocrinology visits, but that is due to it averaging. I want my brain to be functional in twenty years. With both epilepsy and recurrent hypoglycemia this will be a feat.
It is difficult for me to do basal rate testing as my blood glucose is rarely both stable and in the correct range. The tests say I do not have a problem with gastroparesis nor celiac. I use a scale to measure all of my carbohydrates. My body/blood sugar seems to react differently to the same foods when it wants to. I have a pump and have raised my range to 100-140to prevent lows. I use a glucose sensor but it is often quite off.
It is quite the irritation for my family to worry about two different causes of impairment of my consciousness. I am going to control this diabetes!
I am curious if there are people here who have had similar experiences and know possible solutions to these problems. I have no idea if this is related to epilepsy.
It is difficult for me to do basal rate testing as my blood glucose is rarely both stable and in the correct range. The tests say I do not have a problem with gastroparesis nor celiac. I use a scale to measure all of my carbohydrates. My body/blood sugar seems to react differently to the same foods when it wants to. I have a pump and have raised my range to 100-140to prevent lows. I use a glucose sensor but it is often quite off.
It is quite the irritation for my family to worry about two different causes of impairment of my consciousness. I am going to control this diabetes!
I am curious if there are people here who have had similar experiences and know possible solutions to these problems. I have no idea if this is related to epilepsy.
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