I can only speak from my experience...But I never feel the "high" symptoms until I am 200 or higher.

As for feeling "low," I never feel that until it is below 70.

I would ask a doctor...He/she might have better insight, or know of something else...

Good luck!
Ladybrannon

Everyone is differant. For me I sometimes get false reactions of being low betwen 120-150. I had mentioned this to my doctor and they more or less said it was normal. I would ask you'r doctor just to make sure. Best of luck, kelly

I am new also.. Less than a year mine is from pancriatitous. Type 1
my level was 600 when I borrowed a meter and had been off all carbs for a week. And I felt like crap...

With levels of 300 I felt okay.
Until I lowered my level. Now I feel good at 90 to 200.
The other issue is I cant tell high from low, I feel the same either way sometimes. Only time I know is if I get hot, sweaty and shaking then its lower than 50, but I dont trust myself and I always check.

Also I was scared to go to low. Under 70 so I keeped the levels high.
I talked to a guy thats on a pump for a long time and he helped me allot.
Until I talked to him I felt it was silly to to seek someone else like a support group but it does help. As you get used to being diabetic you get laxed and slip from good habits.

I guess what I saying in short is you will fell good at your average over time. Your body has to adapt. But your body will not adapt to the long term issues high levels will have on your organs.

Hi, I understand what your talking about both my and my dad are diabetics and when its high I feel great and when it goes low like below 80 I get the shakes real bad and it seems like the rest or most of the day I feel all shaky inside even after I get it to come up some.. So I think that its normal I have heard alot of people say it before but if you get any more info let me know...

Also, if you you'r sugars are running high for awhile (lets say in the 200's for a couple of days) when it goes back down to normal, you can get these false feelings. Infact I am experiancing them at this time.

hi i'm new here ,but your post caught my attention, because I had an attack of pancreatitis a few years ago and recently and gallbladder surgery. My surgeon said its possible that these two conditions contributed to my t2 diabetes. What about you. Btw when my levels are slightly elevated I feel find only feel bad when go from high to low!!