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Could a diabetic person experience hypoglycemia while sleeping without symptoms or impossible? i fear this thing to happen with my mom without knowing
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YES: Check blood sugars 3 times daily and at bedtime: if she awakens feeling weak , dizzy or sweating, immediately re-check her sugars. Anything less than 60mg% can be considered hypoglycemia.
Answered 11/28/2017
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