| You're right about the adrenaline. Actually, one of the ways a body reacts to low blood sugars is the release of adrenaline, which is what contributes to feeling shaky and making the heart "pound". Stress or excitement will cause sugars to go up (in some people, it can go up or down). Next time, you could try taking a little more insulin, or eating a bit less. On these types of days, it may be helpful to ck your b/s more frequently until you figure out how best to deal with this situation. Talk to your instructor about this experience - he/she will undoubtedly be able to provide you with info to help manage those days. Good Luck!
HeatherP
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