I'm sorry I feel like I'm asking twenty questions at the moment, but everything is so confusing, just as I think I've got the results under control, it all goes wrong.
Yesterday N came home from school had a snack as usual, something I have given her before, and in fact has been known to cause a spike (one of the little stars fromage frais) then about 1 hour later her brother comes out of their room and says N needs you urgently, of course I'm panicking by now! N said she would like to check her blood cause she felt funny, so we check it and it's gone down to 3.0
So I gave her 3 dextrose tablets and told her to come into the front room. She had been on her bed reading. Her little brother had managed to turn the radiator off in their room because apparently it was too hot.
I was wondering if she got cold while reading her book and this caused her to use more energy keeping warm and therefore to have a hypo. Because what with the lunch time reading, on a non PE day that snack would usually easily see her through to teatime.
Yesterday N came home from school had a snack as usual, something I have given her before, and in fact has been known to cause a spike (one of the little stars fromage frais) then about 1 hour later her brother comes out of their room and says N needs you urgently, of course I'm panicking by now! N said she would like to check her blood cause she felt funny, so we check it and it's gone down to 3.0
So I gave her 3 dextrose tablets and told her to come into the front room. She had been on her bed reading. Her little brother had managed to turn the radiator off in their room because apparently it was too hot.
I was wondering if she got cold while reading her book and this caused her to use more energy keeping warm and therefore to have a hypo. Because what with the lunch time reading, on a non PE day that snack would usually easily see her through to teatime.
