Dizziness when glucose varies rapid

It usually happens to me that after eating or having hyperglycemia, or even when my glucose peak lowers me after eating, I feel.

Does anyone know if this is normal?

Greetings,

About my personal experience ... It happened to me, there are times that if you are a few days with a roller coaster, the view is not very fine, but it ends up passing when the matter is normalized.

Sometimes too, after eating I notice the fight between insulin and glucose in a ...

Glucose: I want to climb!
And insulin: huh!I'm here!
And I feel like touching the descent until it passes a while

noko1987 said:
about my personal experience ... It happened to me, there are times that if you are a few days with roller coaster, the view is not very fine, but it ends up passing when it is normalizedThe matter.

Sometimes too, after eating I notice the fight between insulin and glucose in a ...

Glucose: I want to climb!
And insulin: huh!I'm here!
And I look like brushing the descent until it passes a while

What an epic battle 😂

That also happens to me, as I notice that internal struggle, it is rare, in fact sometimes I confuse it with a hypo;-;In fact, I have stressed the feeling like that, because I can't prick whenever I want (the strips are limited).

It is just what happens to me, I get one more strange thing and there are times that I think I'm low and it's not so

I do not hurt my head, they bite my hands with the rapid climb of blood glucose and lose part of vision, visual acuity.When stabilized, I return to normal.

ruthbia said:
my head does not hurt my hands with the rapid climb of blood glucose and I lose part of vision, visual acuity.When stabilized, I return to normal.

It also happens to lose visual acuity, it also often costs me to concentrate for example reading or studying.Although when I stabilize I notice a big difference.

Indeed, symptoms of hypo appear even without being in the "official" hicc asTo what extent it is good to go down, for example, 250 to 90 in 1 hour

They don't happen to me anything you are saying.When I am high I do not notice and when either abruptly.
What I always say should do something wrong since things do not happen to you

@Anaisabel

To my nephew who has been with diabetes since the age of 8 (and now he has 28) the same thing happens.And a friend with diabetes all his life, the same.They only notice the most extreme situations.I have only been diabetes for 2 years, I just notice the abrupt declines.And nothing more.Before I detected everything.And now only the most abrupt movements.

In any case, you don't do anything wrong!Each body reacts differently.There are no two equal diabetics!

Greetings

What if I notice many times is that when I do 1h that I have already punctured Humalog, my heart goes faster for a few moments.Let's say it is when the insulin action peak begins when I feel it.From the hypoglycemia I realize despite the fact that they are not as heavy as years ago that Alomejor gave me jump or to sing if I was on the street 🙈.
I guess we are a world

I do notice those dizziness, and there are days that I am dizzy in general, or that I am like lazy ... go to know.xd

vanessa30 said:
what if I notice many times is that when I do 1h that I have already punctured Humalog, my heart is going faster for me for a few moments.Let's say it is when the insulin action peak begins when I feel it.From the hypoglycemia I realize despite the fact that they are not as heavy as years ago that Alomejor gave me jump or to sing if I was on the street 🙈.
I guess we are a world

When my glucose goes down, I "appear" songs in my head and I can't stop thinking about them and the tarageo.

@Jose3332 Serio?😂😂😂