Hypoglycemia or...?!
Question: I have a little question for those who might know more about these things than me. I tend to get very hostile and moody, snappy and just plain outright rude when I haven't eaten for a while. Over little things. Over nothing. The difference in how I behave is "wow". I'm normally very calm and pleasant and then snap over every little thing when I start to feel hungry at all. Then once I have something to eat, I feel fine again and whatever it was that was irritating me doesn't seem to bother me at all. Its to a point where if I start getting pissy my friends direct me to eat something. A couple of them suggested I might be hypoglycemic. I looked up the definition and I'm not certain about it. I'm not a diabetic. I don't take insulin. I'm perfectly healthy. I'm pretty sure. Is there something else besides hypoglycemia that causes mood swings when you haven't eaten?
Answers: I have a little question for those who might know more about these things than me. I tend to get very hostile and moody, snappy and just plain outright rude when I haven't eaten for a while. Over little things. Over nothing. The difference in how I behave is "wow". I'm normally very calm and pleasant and then snap over every little thing when I start to feel hungry at all. Then once I have something to eat, I feel fine again and whatever it was that was irritating me doesn't seem to bother me at all. Its to a point where if I start getting pissy my friends direct me to eat something. A couple of them suggested I might be hypoglycemic. I looked up the definition and I'm not certain about it. I'm not a diabetic. I don't take insulin. I'm perfectly healthy. I'm pretty sure. Is there something else besides hypoglycemia that causes mood swings when you haven't eaten?
Yes you are looking hypoglycemic from the conditions you are mentioning
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Low blood sugar.
Blood sugar fluctuations (initially high after ingestion and then low after insulin