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My sugar recently has been dropping in 60's feel terrible. i eat every couple hours to combat this. non diabetic what could it be from? balanced meals
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Talk w/Endocrinology: 60s is generally considered within the normal range for blood sugar. Unclear why are checking sugars if non-diabetic? Need to talk to your Endocrinologist and have glucose tolerance test or other work up to clarify symptom source. For now, frequent small meals / snacks are a good idea.
Answered 5/19/2014
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