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Wrongly taken diabetes tablets in non diabetic patient for 4 days and now suffeng frm hypoglycemia.how recover from it?how much days take to normal ?
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Hypoglycemia: Take control of hypoglycemia by increasing your food intake for a few days. If that is not improving over a day or two you MUST see your doctor. Hope all goes well.
Answered 11/28/2017
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