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Lightheaded/fatigued/tired after eating healthy, sugar is normal. this happens often, and frustrates me. sometimes i can't pick myself up out of bed.
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Sugar: Have they checked the blood sugar post meal or during symptoms however?
Answered 12/3/2016
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