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If i have diabetes and don't know it, what happens if i eat sweets i ate - mostly carbs and sweets then started to feel chilled
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If : If you are concerned that you have diabetes, then you must see your doctor for testing. High blood sugar levels over time can affect your blood vessels and organs leading to heart attack, stroke, limb loss, blindness, etc. Also dangerous changes in acid balance in your blood can occur, which could be fatal. Please see a doctor.
Answered 10/3/2016
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