Hello, it comes here with the hope of finding an answer to my problem, it is a condition with which I have lived several years, but lately it has intensified.Looking for information online I came across reactive hypoglycemia, but which is basically a blood sugar downturn by various factors, however, as I repeat, I have been with this problem for many years.The first time I heard about lack of blood sugar, it was with a doctor that by explaining that I frequently have cold and that it costs me work to generate body heat after a bath or exposure at low temperatures, since it takes a long time to recover the temperatureNormal and I lose it very easily, I recommended the intake of daily chocolates.For many years, my only problem was the cold, but about 5 years ago, I had an extremely rare episode, headaches, excessive fatigue and sensation of suffocation, the latter was the one that took me several scares, because I felt without forcesAnd to this they were dizzy, I believed several times that I would drown me, this symptom manifests itself as yawn, but frequent, as if my lungs needed to reach the maximum ability to feel that if I was receiving enough oxygen.Other times he manifested excessive fatigue, at first I thought I needed to sleep, but the strangest thing was that once entering deep sleep, I couldn't wake me up, someone from my family had to wake up, sometimes I lasted more than 24 hours asleep andNight went back to sleep peacefully as if those 24 hours had not happened, everything to feel equally fatigued and wanting to sleep.
I quickly went to do general studies when I began to feel a feeling of leg paralysis, but nothing appeared, finally, I associated my discomfort with low blood pressure, but without evidence of it.I went with an internist doctor, sent me to do thyroid studies and the same as in all previous studies: nothing.Finally, he suggested that perhaps it would be psychological, some stress or concern situation, etc., also prescribed me "Norfrenephrine" and this is the one that helped me a lot and continues to help me.However, it continues to happen to me, but now an anxiety accompanies him to eat sweet things, sometimes I don't want anything other than something sweet.In my family I am reputed that all my life I have devoured any kind of sweet or candy, perhaps what seemed an innocent taste from childhood, adolescence and an adult vice, really have an explanation.The truth is that more than finding a solution, I would like to know what I have.Know if it is hypoglycemia or something else.
I must add that with a diet or without diet, with exercise or without it, the same is still happening
