Thanks- I was referred to one "Specialist" who told me he did not believe in Hypoglycemia as it was nothing more than a 'trendy' complaint in the 1970's. He said my readings, the EMT's Readings- have all been false lows as there was no way my Blood sugar could have been 34.. He'd only believe it if I went to a hospital lab when it gets that low and have it done there. Well, there is no way I can drive when it's low to get to a lab, or when EMT's show up, they have to treat me with glucose, so that gets him off the hook to do anything.
ER docs have told me small frequent meals, as I said. ANY Physical exertion makes it worse and drops the sugar right away. The weakness, dizziness, sweats, kick right in.
Eating frequent meals helps to prevent those crashes. Also suggest you carry glucose tablets or hard candies [not sugar free] with you in case a crash occurs. Eat one to elevate your blood sugar rapidly. Dropping below 60 is dangerous, down to 34 is life threatening. Good luck