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Hypoglycemia, diabetes, low magnesium levels and low potassium levels. what does this sound like?
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Hypoglycemia: Sounds like you're losing electrolyte likely renal dysfunction. Some additional endocrine abnormalities with adrenal steroids could also be playing a part. Definitely something to get your doctor on.
Answered 3/23/2013
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