What would be the cause of occasional low sugar drops (very low) and occasional high blood sugars. I'm scared

Answer 1

Levels of blood sugar are usually controlled by two different enzymes in your body.Insulin reduces the levels and allows for sugar to be transferred to the cells in your body, while glucagon has the opposite effect.

Generally speaking low blood sugar can be caused by either decreased secretion of glucagon or increased levels of insulin.There is also the possibility of a combination between the two which is indicative of genetics problems with the enzyme controlling mechanisms.

Thus high blood sugar levels are due to increased glucagon and/or low insulin levels.

Answer 2

Diabetes. To stop the low ones, make sure you eat regularly, including snacks. High blood sugars can be caused by eating too much, eating the wrong food, stress, and various other things. The amount of insulin absorbed from an injection can vary by around 40%. Have you seen a doctor, dietitian? I assume you haven't had diabetes for long. An individual high blood sugar won't harm you too much- unless over 20mmol/l in which case you should seek medical attention from a doctor or hospital. A low one can more quickly so make sure you treat any hypos.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Whether you have been diagnosed as a diabetic or not, you should see a doctor immediately. Your inconsistent blood sugar levels is not normal and can cause complications associated with diabetes. If you are already diagnosed as a diabetic, your blood sugar is out of control and need some adjustments in your medication and/or diet.

Answer 5

Umm.. if you haven't eaten for a while it can affect your blood sugar.

I'm tempted to be a troll and say you have diabetes but I'm sure that's not the case. Let me go do some research.

Wikipedia says that diabetes is the most common source for loss of blood sugar regulation.

Hypoglycemia could be it, too

Answer 6

Katz,I am a Diabetic and if my Blood sugars are low,that is an indication that I need to eat and take less insulin. If they are high,that usualy indicates that I need to eat less carbs and exercise more or even take more insulin sometimes. If you are scared, I strongly advise you to talk to your Diabetic Dr If you go to an Endrocrinologist they can help you greatly. If you do what they tell you,it will be better. Good Luck...

Answer 7

Diabetes is usually treated through a combination of diet (low sugar), exercise and medications/insulin. Read here https://tr.im/KVzpL
Milder cases can be controlled with just diet an/or exercise while more severe cases require meds or insulin as well.

Answer 8

Make sure you're reading everything, (boxes, cans, etc) to check for sugar contents, following diet correctly, and keep your stress level as low as possible. Great diabetic cookbooks out these days too!

Answer 9

Are you diabetic and on medication such as insulin? If so then there is your reason. Do you check your bloodsugar before an injection, do you snack?