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low blood sugars

Hello everyone I had a question that was concerning me. I will be going in for surgery on march 22 yay happy about that. Anyways I got diagnos a diabetic 3 weeks ago so I slowed my role. Know instead of high blood sugars I get lows maybe 1 low a day. Now my question is pre and after operation everything has to be sugar free what do I do if my blood sugar goes low?

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    Special attention to your BG should be accommodated by planning with your surgeon.

    I was on massive doses of insulin preBand, and my postOp BG levels fell dramatically.

    Yours is a case that begs for good pre-planning with your care team.

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    Thank you yeah because my regular doctor said if I exercise and watch what I ate it would be my choice if I wanted to get on meds I didn't want any.

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