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Recently i was hospitalized for some bloodwork and test ,echocardiogram my insulin was drastically redused ,can u have withdrawal symtoms?
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No: But your blood sugar can go high when you resume consuming more food. So monitor BS and adjust per your providers recommendation
Answered 11/28/2017
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