Hyper, no hypo: *hyper*glycemia is a symptom of pre-diabetes and eventually diabetes. *hypo*glycemia can be caused by taking too much Insulin to treat diabetes but can caused by fasting and can also be a medication side effect.
Answered 3/14/2019
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Yes: Persons with relatives with type ii diabetes often have reactive hypoglycemia long before they develop type ii diabetes themselves children born to mothers with gestational diabetes may have hypoglycemia and they are at risk for later developing type ii diabetes as well.
Answered 11/9/2014
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High insulin: The common denominator in these two conditions is high Insulin levels (almost always related to excess sugar and carb intake). Initially the high Insulin causes a reactive hypoglycemia, however over time, the chronically high Insulin levels lead to "insulin resistance". When your Insulin no longer works your blood sugars will rise and you develop diabetes. This is 100% preventable wi proper diet.
Answered 11/9/2014
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