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Anyone know what is a normal blood sugar for someone with hypoglycemia?
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Hypoglycemia is belo: Normal sugar level are 70mg to 100mg. Anything below 60mg is hypoglycemia and the lower limit can be anything although most people are not conscious if their sugar level gets to below 30mg.
Answered 2/15/2014
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