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I can't get rid of my migraine and my blood sugar. won't go over 70 are they connected??
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Of course: A decrease in blood sugar levels is a common migraine trigger. Change your diet to small and frequent meals with plenty of fresh, non–processed foods.
Answered 10/21/2014
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