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What are some snack ideas so my daughter doesn't faint from hypoglycemia?
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Frequent: If your daughter tends to have hypoglycemia, i.e. has a condition called ketotic hypoglycemia, she should have frequent snacks with a combination of protein, carbohydrate and fat every 4 hours. Good examples are nuts and fruit, egg or cheese sandwich, yogurt. Be sure she has seen a doctor to determine why she has this and get advice on management after proper diagnosis.
Answered 9/27/2014
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