Hears to Hypos!
After all these years, I thought I had encountered every symptom of hypoglycemia. Wrong.
Last week I was sorting laundry and felt fine. Then suddenly my ears popped and I had weird ringing in my ears. I was a little weirded out by this and decided to test. 54. Since then, my ears have been buzzing with every hypo. I kind of like it—it’s like a CGMS alarm but a lot less expensive.
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Comment by Andrew Jensen on August 22, 2007 at 4:27pm
- Sometimes my lips and tongue go numb. Ha! Now what the...
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Comment by Scott Strumello on August 20, 2007 at 12:22pm - I've had a ringing sound as a symptom (when I get symptoms, that is)!
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Comment by Bernard on August 14, 2007 at 6:27pm -
Now that's strange.
I've had hypos where loud noises really startle me. Like someone slamming a car door makes me jump. I don't like those.
You know it's probably also a lot less irritating than my Dexcom alarm. :-)
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Comment by mollyjade on August 14, 2007 at 7:43am
- I once got double vision with a hypo. It was pretty cool.
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