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41 months post RNY at Luton & Dunstable (UK) now having Hypo's

neilwaud1969

By neilwaud1969, in Rants & Raves

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This is my first post. I had Roux-en-y (RNY) in September 2009 by Mr Date in The Luton & Dunstable Hospital in England. Have gone from 26-stone to around 16-stone. All seems pretty well except I suffer from Hypoglycemic events even though I am not Diabetic. Anybody else get this? Also I have Terrible-Tinnitus and my life (day and night) is becoming a living hell. Anyhow that's enough from me, any replies GREATLY appreciated. Bye-4-now - Neil :-)

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Congrats on your success though I am not sure how to convert stones to lbs lol .

I would suggest consulting your doc about the blood sugar. Seems to me you need more Protein to stabilize the sugar . Also keep a food diary for a week or so and note when the episodes occur it might help to pinpoint the cause and help you prevent future episodes. Good luck!

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