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Male, type 2 diabetic, 45yr old, glucose used to be high now it's low, too low. gets dizzy. should he be concerned?
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Dizziness: can occur with low BP or low blood glucose. You should at the very least Inform your doctor. Avoid large carbohydrate loads ( you may have reactive hypoglycemia ) And yes you should get to the bottom of this.
Answered 11/27/2017
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