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What could a drop in blood sugar, followed by a 20-30 severe headache and irritability mean?
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Hypoglycemia: I understand your distress of severe headache and irritability. These are likely due to Hypoglycemia (drop in Blood Sugar to 70 mg/dL or lower. It can be due to Diabetes, Anorexia, Drinking heavily without eating, taking Aspirin with diabetes medications, or taking someone else's oral diabetes medication accidentally. Go to Urgent Care or ER for Diagnosis and Treatment. Your Health is Precious!
Answered 4/3/2016
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