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I'm type 2 diabetic but why is my blood sugar falling when i eat i keep fainting sometimes up to 3 times a day & having hypos?
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Hypoglycemia: You really need to get in to see your doctor. Bring in your meds and your bg readings so they can determine the problem.
Answered 1/30/2014
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