Q: Does having a light headed, dizzy feeling indicate low blood sugar in a type 2 diabetes patient?
In my case, no. It can, but not always, often it is a sign of high glucose levels for me. When I get that way, I test and go from there. Often I find it seems to be independent of my glucose levels at all. I am trying to find a doctor who can help me find out just what causes it and why. The closest I can come is stress-related.
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