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My fiancee was diagnosed a little over a treat ago with type 2 diabetes, he is experiencing lower left stomach pain, bloody silks and extreme fluctuation in his glucose levels.. 479 then dropping into the 40s, what could cause these symptoms?
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479/40: His marked blood sugar fluctuation most likely reflects changes in therapy dosing and food intake. The lower left stomach pain and fluctuating blood sugar level indicates a need to go to the nearest Emergency facility as soon as possible. Things will work out.
Answered 10/3/2015
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