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My mom don't tell me when she feel symptoms of hypoglycemia. lastnight when i asked her why she is awaken she didn't tell (she ate something & tell the dr at the appointment.so i feel not confident what's going around me. how should i deal with that?

Q: my mom don't tell me when she feel symptoms of hypoglycemia. lastnight when i asked her why she is awaken she didn't tell (she ate something & tell the dr at the appointment.so i feel not confident what's going around me. how should i deal with that?

: Communicate your worries to her and her physician. She might not be aware she is hypoglycemic at the time or she may not be hypoglycemic if she gets up in the middle of the night. Best to confirm or rule out would be to check her sugar at the time.

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Communicate your worries to her and her physician. She might not be aware she is hypoglycemic at the time or she may not be hypoglycemic if she gets up in the middle of the night. Best to confirm or rule out would be to check her sugar at the time.

Answered 2/3/2022

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A member asked:

My mom don't tell me when she feel symptoms of hypoglycemia. lastnight when i asked her why she is awaken she didn't tell (she ate something & tell the dr at the appointment.so i feel not confident what's going around me. how should i deal with that?

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