blood sugar issues nearing goal weight

Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has heard about or experienced this. About a year ago, I started getting really shaky and feeling sort of dizzy. I checked into the hospital and no one could find anything wrong. They still cant. I dont have vertigo or any other ear problem. My surgeon said it might be related to dumping/ insulin into my blood stream. I am ready to have my surgery reversed if it doesnt stop because I cant live like this. Is there a treatment? I dont want to get fat again, but I havent felt normal since last sept.
Thanks in advance
Kim

This sound like it might be reactive hypoglycemia. i can't tell you much about it but google it or check out "melting mama " profile on OH. Good luck,
Holly

I have hypoglycemia now since surgery.  I check my blood sugars when it is low.  There is no treatment...really except eating right and when you have a drop, treating it with glucose tablets or orange juice.  I only have that problem a couple of times a week.

Hi, Thanks for the reply. I appreciate it. Well since I posted this I found out that I do indeed have hypoglycemia. My endocrinologist diagnosed me. He says he sees it alot in people who have had the surgery and who are approaching goal weight. (at the time I was 162, just 10 pounds away). He put me on a 1900 cal/day high protein/low carb diet, eating every 2-3 hours. I dont know if I eat that many calories, and I try to eat every hour or so. The upshot is that I feel so much better. As long as I can keep my blood sugar about stable I can avoid the lows which is what was making me so sick. It took about a month, but I am fine now. I try to eat a lot of protein in the morning hours, and then start adding carbs in the afternoon when I start getting tired. I found out that I needed the carbs. No energy otherwise.

Was really upset that my regular doctor missed this. Grateful the endo saw it. Was really worried there.
Kim