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A member asked:
I have been experiencing hypoglycemia (2.4), eat something small and then jump up into hyperglycemia (14). then 1/2hr later back to hypoglycemia?
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Serious business: This may simply be type II diabetes announcing itself as dysregulated insulin secretion. Or your body may be asking for more exercise. But you're going to need a workup to rule out insulinoma / nesidioblastosis. Get with somebody who knows what they're doing and stay well-informed about your workup.
Answered 10/14/2016
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