Hypoglycemia information for all-xpost

lorriessparehands
on 8/5/08 10:06 pm - Laguna Beach, CA

Hi, I've been following your post and appreciate you and your husband's time and effort.  I'm almost at three years post-op and have had problems with hypoglycemia for about the last year.  I lost 215 lbs. which was considered by my doc to be too much too fast.  I gained 40 back and felt somewhat better.  I have had difficulty keeping food down for a majority of the time and have not been able to keep hardly anything down since June 9th.  My blood sugar only drops post-grandially (after eating) (please forgive spelling).  Since I haven't been able to eat, my blood sugar has remained stable.  I also have an ulcer at my anastomosis site that won't heal so when I do eat it usually comes back up from irritating the ulcer.  I have worked with so many docs trying to figure this out it gets frustrating. Currently I'm working with a doc at UCLA and he is trying everything to figure it  out.  I've had MRI's, PET SCANS, Nuclear Scans, Endoscopic Ultrasounds, glucose tolerance tests, all coming back normal.  We tried Acarbose but it made me sick.  All of the docs are now saying that it looks like a reversal of the bypass will be only option.  However, I'm going to UCLA on Thursday and we will try one more thing.  I will have to give myself injections of a med 3x per day.  Just in case I have made an appointment with my bypass doc to see about the reversal.  Being that I'm also a psych patient has complicated matters further.  It's turned into a vicious cycle, I can't eat because I get sick, I get dehyrated and malnourished, my psychosis takes off when I get scared, I eat, my blood sugar drops, I panic, psychosis gets worse, I don't eat, etc.. At this point I think I just want the reversal and I'll take my chances.  Again thanks for the post, I will take it to my doc at UCLA. Lorrie

therese H.
on 8/6/08 3:11 am - Houston, TX
Good luck to you. I hope that you can get this resolved!
Therese
swest46
on 9/1/08 7:47 am
Hi Folks,

I have just located this site.  Pretty ridiculous considering I had rny nearly 9 years ago. 

I came here because I have had complications.  Some rather serious.  I had adhesion removal surgery last august.  Okay, stay on the point steph...I had no after care support what-so-ever.  Just wasn't available from my surgeon back then.  I have been "dumping" since very soon after surgery.  My doc bypassed 5 ft, and the reconnect is a bit distal too.  I noticed somewhere along the line that I had two different kinds of reactions in my bs.  One that was immediate or within a short time after eating something high carb or sugery.  The other one is more diabolical.  1.5 to 2 hrs. after eating - and it doesn't seem to matter what.  When my bs drops, we're talking 20 to 35 and it comes on fast.  This happens 2 to 3 times a week.  I've informed my dr.(GP), but no one seems terribly concerned.  I even blacked out once, my daughter poored coke into my mouth - no kidding, and slapped me around until I came to.  bs was 18 that time.  Everything I've read on these boards makes it sound like I should be VERY concerned.  Why isn't my dr.?  Anybody else deal with this?

Stephanie
Mario.Meunier
on 12/2/08 12:30 pm - Canada
Ho wow. !!!!

thank's to you and to your husband.

My name is mario meunier

you can make a few research on google you will found me for sure.

MY DIAGNOSIS

NESIDIOBLASTOSIS AFTER RYGB


EXECTLY WHAT YOUR HUSBAND TALK ABOUT IS THAT sorry for cap's

http://www.mayoclinic.org/mcitems/mc5800-mc5899/mc5810-0607. pdf

I undergone my surgery RYGB in august 2000, I start to do hypoglycemia in 2002 and since this time I ask for doing the reversal and they decline my request.

I have been diagnosis just in 2007 and sinse I try to found a doctore here in quebec canada for remove 2/3 of my pancreas and do the reversal by the same time.

why.. ??

because I do not want to see the last 1/3 of my pancreas affected by the neogenesis produced bye my glp-1 concentration..... to high


someting that your husband may be interested to..

GLP-1 concentration to hight can affect more then just the pancreas but they can affect your brain your heart your renal your liver etc...


since 2007 I have read you canot imagine how many information about exenatide .. wich is the copy of GLP-1 INCRETIN
Mario Meunier
St-Arsène, QC, Canada
Cell.: (418) 863-3948
Phone: (418)863-8014

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