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Should you take insulin if you have frequent blood sugar lows during the day and night?
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Perhaps: If you are taking Insulin for your diabetes you may need Insulin - but just enough to lower your sugars to normal. Too much can cause hypoglycemia.
Answered 6/25/2014
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