Borderline and monitoring the symptoms.

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10. A history of hypoglycemia often comes before hyperglycemia (diabetes)

That was me. I would get shaky and faint from low blood sugar. I would self medicate with a coke, candy bar and a smoke. What happens next is a sugar spike which causes an insulin dump- wash, rinse, repeat,etc. Weight gain and insulin resistance with constant elevated sugars- full blown type 2 diabetes.

I would suggest that you try to limit high glycemic index foods. The snacks that you eat between meals need to be lower carbohydrates not no carbs but as complex as you can find. Stay away from the white carbs; sugar, flour, potatoes and the like.

The problem is your pancreas is over responding to sugars in the blood. This a vicious cycle and if not stopped you will likely end up diabetic. Change your diet, find a way to get 20 minutes of aerobic exercise per day.