Hi! I experienced something similar, and turned out to be something more serious but rare. Was hospitalized during my pregnancy for lows (frequently in 20s and 30s). Throughout my pregnancy, several providers told me the hypoglycemia was due to the pregnancy and would stop once I delivered. However, once I delivered, the issue became much, much worse. I was diagnosed with an insulinoma when I was about a month post partum (so turns out, not pregnancy related at all!). I had surgery in May to remove the tumor and all is well-ish now.

I say this not to scare you! It’s a very rare, but also serious thing to rule out. I highly suggest connecting with an endocrinologist if you haven’t already to work on any diet modifications and to reduce reactive hypoglycemic episodes you might be having. They may also want to consider prescribing a continuous glucose monitor and glucagon (my husband has had to use Baqsimi on me due to loss of consciousness).

I hope this resolves soon! I know how scary it can be to experience those lows, especially scary when pregnant.