Hormigueans and hypoglycemia

Hello:
A question, I have been suffering tingling in hands and feet before suffering hypoglycemia.Yesterday, running for a while I had to come back without being able to walk.Other times it happens to me in my hands.
Is these tingling normal or not to do with diabetes?
I've been insulin -dependent for about 15 years and it hadn't happened to me before.
Thank you

Hello good,

I have similar sensations but they are not tingling, when I am below 80 it starts to shake my left hand and below 60 the right ... I know, I am more rare than a green dog (as they say) but theIt is true that it is doing pretty good to control the levels in the descents.

Not being able to move if it happened to me above all if the descent is very pronounced, you fail your strength and it costs to move.Once again when I have exercised a lot in the Gimi it has cost me until you go down to the dressing room.It is a bad feeling but if you throw the body, it is curious truth ...

I don't know if I have helped you much but as you will see each one has their peculiarities.
All the best

I spend many times about the anthill and I don't know why but it happens to me without getting off and it is a bit annoying.
When it goes down a little happens to me like Msagg the only thing that I begin to shake with both hands at the same time.
all the best

The safest thing is that it is a hiccAs you do not correct it to feel that your legs bend.
Anyway, the sensitivity of the legs and feet have ever looked at you (or they have made a dopr).

Thank you