After gastric bypass several yrs later i started having low blood sugar

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I started feeling like i cant see , weird vision problems then go into seizures my blood sugar got dangerously low and sends me into a seizure . Never had low sugarin my life until after this. Has anyone else had this

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    Paula, how do you know your blood sugar is low? Are you a type 1 diabetic using insulin or do you have an insulin-producing tumour of the pancreas? And when you say seizures, do you mean full-scale convulsions?

    If you haven't seen a doctor already you should see one as soon as possible. If necessary go to A&E/ER.

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      Well never was diagnosed as type 1 or 2. Just started feeling wierd and would i thgt pass out and go in a seizure state always in frnt of ppl thy hv told me . I would hv white foam and stiff up arms folded up etc ..the emt tested sd i was at 25 and since then i have to eat when i feel this or chk when i do . Its only when i dont eat . Been to alot of dr specialist etc nobody can figure this out and neuro put me in hospital trying to get me to hv seizure type episode, never had one .

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      Since writing that other post, I've noticed the heading of yours - which I somehow didn't see first time round. Of course, it will be the gastric bypass that's causing the problem. They should have told you that you have to eat small, frequent meals for life after this kind of op, to avoid going hypo.

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      Yes i was thinkn this as well but on my post repling on dz and vertigo im wondering if tht wave in my brain, dz, is any related to that as well .im trying magnesium and vit d to see on tht part . But thank u

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