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Are there any illnesses or medications that makes the symptoms of hypoglycemia worse?
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Coffee, phentermine: The symptoms of hypoglycemia are tied to an adrenaline surge, leading to a jittery, shaky, light-headed state. If you are drinking coffee or taking meds which cause a jittery feeling, then the symptoms would be even worse.
Answered 7/5/2012
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