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Reactive Hypoglycemia

jane52

Does anyone have reactive hypoglycemia as one of their health issues. If so, do they get any support from NHS. I pay to see someone privately from time to time. G.p. practice says they do not cover it. Wondered if there was any NHS support as well as private.

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jsjswood

I have reactive hyperglycemia, but I've never had it diagnosed by the GP. I just know i have it because I looked it up on the Internet. There isn't a cure for it. I buy glucose tablets and have one one i feel like my legs are a bit wobbly

jane52

Thank you jsjswood. I make sure I eat regularly Found glucose tablets did not work for me , made me spike too much, so managing it with diet. Carry some electrolytes with me which are ok, or nuts. Would like to get better control of it as can pass out with it when out walking at times, Was hoping NHS might have support. If not will need to stay with private. Thank you for responding

chiarieds

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34424652/ Fahad W. Ahmed

https://www.southtees.nhs.uk/resources/reactive-hypoglycaemia/

Holly_Alumni

Hi @egister. I'm not sure we can allow it as a book that is not readily available free to download I'm afraid. Sorry.