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Why do i feel anxiety after eating breakfast in morning? can blood sugar or something else be affected due to that being the first meal?
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It isn't WHAT: meal it is it's how much SUGAR in that meal when you are concerned about "reactive" HYPO-(LOW) GLYCEMIA (BLOOD SUGAR) A simple blood test will answer your question!! Hope this is helpful Dr Z
Answered 11/28/2017
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