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2 episodes of dizziness bp 160/90 and glucose 60 following episode. general feeling of no being well.ekg normal. better after eating.what could it be?
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Hypoglycemia : Or, low blood sugar, can cause this, several reasons, e.g. medications, fasting, etc.. You want to keep sweets handy, visit your doctor / endocrinologist for more detailed assessment , best wishes
Answered 8/8/2017
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