Had Viral Illness That Shut Down Ovaries And Pancreas And Went To Menopause. Why Do I Have Skin Eruptions And Fatigue?

Question: I had a viral illness that shut down my ovaries, and pancreas. I went into instant menopause and also was Dx'd as Type 1 Diabetic and put on pump within 4 months of diagnosis. GAD 65 was >30 positive and Islet cells were NEGATIVE. My highest BG was 220 before insulin. The diabetes was caught in "real time" due to the severity of the viral illness necessitating admission at the Mayo Clinic. My highest A1C was 6.1 and my recent A1C is: 5.4. I was put on the pump quickly due to so many severe hypo's (not unusual for BG to be as low as 25 and able to still function and care for myself). This made the endo very nervous. Since on the pump no low's. I tend to feel best in the 70's to 90 If I get any higher I do not feel well. Prior to the viral illness, I exercised at least 5 miles per day biking, walking, or swimming. Since this event, I find it difficult to do even 1 mile. This has been the most devastating aspect for me. All my docs see my A1C and are thrilled, I am, however, frustrated. I have also been noting skin eruptions on my hands that preceed extreme bouts of fatigue.