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My blood sugars have dropped to 2.1, i've had a shot of glucogel and some sweets, as well as polos but they're at 3.5, is this ok?
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Sugar : It's ok for that moment, but you need to have normal blood sugar permanently. For this reason you must must to eat regularly every 4-6 hours. All all you eat finally ending to sugar. Sweets is emergency helps. Keeps candy in pockets!!
Answered 10/21/2016
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