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1. My teen son had a serious low the other day that got me thinking about the future. How should we handle such situations when he goes off on his own? (18 Nov 2008)
2. Despite decreasing his Lantus, my son has been experiencing lows for several days. He has been struggling with a cold weeks. Are the lows related to the cold? (9 Nov 2008)
3. When I had a recent low, I could see a bright green halo, even with my eyes closed. After treatment for the low, it went away. What could this have been? (6 Nov 2008)
4. During the past year, my mother, who has type 2, has remained in a semi-conscious state for two to three days after lows. Why would this happen? (27 Oct 2008)
5. My daughter recently had a low that lasted several hours and was on no insulin for several days. Could this have been caused by the Catapres TTS 3 she takes? (9 Oct 2008)
6. Why is milk a good option for treating hypoglycemia? (8 Oct 2008)
7. My son has always wanted to eat a lot, especially protein. The school nurse suggested that he might have hypoglycemia. Should I have him tested? (6 Oct 2008)
8. Yesterday, my daughter fought lows all day long and didn't take any insulin after breakfast. She had a similar episode a month ago. Could her birth control pill be causing this? (29 Sep 2008)
9. During a recent stomach bug, my daughter, who does not have diabetes, had low blood sugars and ketones. Why? (13 Sep 2008)
10. Recently, my daughter has been low 80% of the time, despite insulin adjustments. The lows are usually within 15 minutes of a meal. What could be causing this? (10 Sep 2008)
11. My toddler almost always has a nighttime low around 3 or 4 a.m. With the proper dose of Lantus, should she be able to sleep through the night? (9 Sep 2008)
12. Is nicotine replacement dangerous for a diabetic? How much is too much if absolutely necessary for one's smoking cessation success? (8 Sep 2008)
13. I have type 1 and hypothyroidism. Could I have another endocrine problem for which I have not been tested? (27 Aug 2008)
14. At home, my daughter has had elevated blood sugars. During an OGTT, her blood sugar dropped to 70 mg/dl [3.9 mmol/L]. Could she have had a hypoglycemic reaction? (22 Aug 2008)
15. I was diagnosed with reactive hypoglycemia a few years ago. Recently, my blood sugars have been somewhat elevated, but then drop a bit. Is this normal? (15 Aug 2008)
16. My son becomes pale and weak and has a strange odor on his breath when hungry. After he eats, the symptoms disappear. Is this low blood sugar? (11 Aug 2008)
17. I suspect my daughter has hypoglycemia, like me. Her fasting test results were fine, according to the doctor's office. What should I do? (20 Jul 2008)
18. My daughter had a severe low today at school. I had her skip soccer practice and am monitoring her more closely. Are there any other things of which I should be aware? (24 Jun 2008)
19. Local policy dictates that only an EMT or school nurse can administer glucagon. Is it just not that necessary to administer immediately to an unconscious, seizing child? (24 Jun 2008)
20. If a diabetic patient with persisting highs can get hypoglycemia like symptoms and counterregulations to hypoglycemia and tries to get better control via medication, can he get hypoglycemia unawareness? (22 Jun 2008)

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