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I was just diagnosed with hypoglycemia after a 3 hour glucose test. does it ever go away? what do i have to know about it?
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Hypoglycemia: Many normal people have relatively low glucose 3 hr after a GTT. But normal people do not go around drinking 75 g of pure glucose. That test does not diagnose hypoglycemia. If you have symptoms after eating sugary meals, then you should change your diet to more protein and complex carbs. Eat small frequent meals.
Answered 11/27/2017
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