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I have low blood sugar and 30 weeks pregnant should i be worried?
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See your doctor: How low is your blood sugar? At 30 weeks pregnant, the fetus' need glucose is high. The physiology of the pregnant woman changes in how she stores glucose. Therefore, it's easier to have low blood sugar or to feel dizzy. You should call your doctor and discuss this, as we don't want you to lose consciousness. Good luck.
Answered 4/7/2014
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