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I have protein induced hypoglycemias. could you recommend me an specialist please?
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Endocrinologist: see an endocrinologist, They specialize in sugar problems. I noticed you also have fructose and lactose problems. That should be taken into consideration by your endocrinolgy specialist. Good luck.
Answered 9/9/2014
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