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hypo's

  1. D

    Hypo?

    Hi just wanted to ask if anyone's had the same experience and what ways do you use to combat it your own way so im on Toujeo and Ozempic as well as metformin this time 6 months ago I was in hospital for too high bloods now after starting the ozempic in the mix too i have started having hypos i...
  2. S

    Go from High to Low

    about 8 years ago I was told I had type 2 diabetes this based on mainly high blood sugar readings this from a HB1AC, I was subsequently put on Metformin. At this time I weighed over 21 stone. Subsequent HB1AC's suggested it was well controlled. About 5 years ago I lost a lot of weight very...
  3. T

    32 years and still need help!!

    Hey guys and gals, Been type 1 for over 30 years but recently I've been having some issues at night, well more early morning! So over the past week or so I have been woken up around 4/5am by my dexcom alarm going off for a hypo alert. The only way I've been able to stop this is to bump up my...
  4. MandyAlex

    Recent diagnosis of Type 3 ‘Secondary’ D. Struggling with Persistent Hypo’s.

    Hi. I’m a brand new member currently completely floored by persistent hypo’s, which I’m finding more than a bit scarey. Had half my pancreas removed last December due to a secondary cancer. Have felt gradually more and more unwell since the op and am finding now that no matter what I do (eg by...
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