This patient support community is for questions related to juvenile diabetes including
Celiac disease,
depression, diabetic complications, hyperglycemia /
diabetic keto-acidosis,
hypoglycemia, islet cell transplantation,
nutrition, parenting a diabetic child, pregnancy, pump therapy, school issues, and teens with
diabetes.
the last minute (one hour ago) we experience crisis.
the blood sugar drop to 25, so she take two D40 and then have her consciousness back. right now its 161
i didn't know her diabetes is type 1 or 2, but i gonna surf internet to find out to better comunicate. maybe you can give me a brief hint. thank you.
as for the increase size of foot (only the left foot !) we still didn;t know the causes, so we gonna do drainase (pump out) today.
thank you
Swelling of the feet is many times caused by poor circulation. In people with diabetes, poor circulation is caused by neuropathy, which is caused by prolonged high blood sugars. There are specific things your doctor can do to treat neuropathy, if that is the cause. Has she had high blood sugars for a long time?