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I've been experiencing panic attacks for six months now and i decided to test my sugar one day when i felt the attacks happening and my sugar was 58. ?
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Hypoglicemia: Low blood sugar can arouse feelings of anxiety and therefore are related to your panic attacs .Best is to consult with your GP to obtain a glucose tolerance test and diagnose a proper cause for it. In the interim is better to eat small amounts at more frequent times. Your anxiety levels will come down .
Answered 2/26/2016
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