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In response to "Type 2 diabetes question. If my body has become used to high sugar levels could normal sugar levels make me feel sick?" by Dano

I'm not diabetic, but shifts alone can change how you feel - what are your symptoms, though?

Posted by b. (aka starrynit) Jan 15 '16, 15:56

close family members have/had diabetes and sometimes nor feeling well is what triggers an extra glucometer use; and, for me, I have to watch what I eat to make sure I don't bounce/crash.

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I feel generally icky. I feel ravenous and nauseous at the same time as well as tired and sometimes light headed. -- nm - Dano Jan 15, 16:06 3
- smoke some weed -- nm - decline Jan 15, 16:15
- Eat something? Like peanuts or an apple? I don't really know, but sounds like something that needs to be addressed somehow. -- nm - nic to be named later Jan 15, 16:13
- oh yah, those are classic signs of low blood sugar. *pause* see? nm but: -- (link) - b. Jan 15, 16:09
(asking symptoms is so personal. I'll switch to this: if that's the connection you've made vs. other possibilities, it's fairly - b. Jan 15, 16:05

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I'm not diabetic, but shifts alone can change how you feel - what are your symptoms, though?

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