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Anyone have this problem when your sugars are to low?? I always know when i am into a full blown insulin reaction or about to be as my left knee and leg jumps and pops around like crazy all on its own like a puppet...
Then i check my blood sugars and i am either already to low or about to be to low. Once the blood sugars are back into normal range for a diabetic on insulin the leg jumping stops on its own.
Then i check my blood sugars and i am either already to low or about to be to low. Once the blood sugars are back into normal range for a diabetic on insulin the leg jumping stops on its own.
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I have a similar expierence. Execpt it's my hands that start to shake.
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Yep...when ever my blood sugars dip, my left hand has massive jerking. Not sure why this happens though...
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Yep, my legs and arms shake to the point where I can't even hold a bottle of juice, although at this stage I'm on my way to collapsing!
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