Monica
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Parent
Hi all!
I'm just wondering whether this happens to anybody here who eats sugar free sweets. I know that if you eat too many you could get diahorrea.
Last week my girls were given a sugar free stick of rock to share (it was enormous!! 😱) I broke it all up and both of them had a smallish piece of it for pudding. About one hour later my non diabetic daughter let rip some exrtreme bottom burps. I didn't think too much about it, but it did occur to me that the rock might be the cause of it. My diabetic daughter wasn't affected at all.
Yesterday I bought some sugar free boiled sweets for a treat, which isn't something I do very often(but they also had cola bottles,cherry chews, gummi bears, which C hadn't had since diagnosis and I'd never seen sugar free versions before). Again my daughter was affected the same way as described above.
I guess the best thing to do is not to give her any sugar free sweets, but proper ones, if any at all.
I'm just wondering whether this happens to anybody here who eats sugar free sweets. I know that if you eat too many you could get diahorrea.
Last week my girls were given a sugar free stick of rock to share (it was enormous!! 😱) I broke it all up and both of them had a smallish piece of it for pudding. About one hour later my non diabetic daughter let rip some exrtreme bottom burps. I didn't think too much about it, but it did occur to me that the rock might be the cause of it. My diabetic daughter wasn't affected at all.
Yesterday I bought some sugar free boiled sweets for a treat, which isn't something I do very often(but they also had cola bottles,cherry chews, gummi bears, which C hadn't had since diagnosis and I'd never seen sugar free versions before). Again my daughter was affected the same way as described above.
I guess the best thing to do is not to give her any sugar free sweets, but proper ones, if any at all.