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I'm 26 weeks preg n every time i eat something sweet i feel shaky, sick to my stomach and mostly weird heart beats and dizzy! what could cause this?!
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A sugar shot: You raised your blood glucose levels and there was a reaction. Let your OB MD know about this and have him check you for gestational diabetes.
Answered 10/1/2014
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