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Recording glucose 4reactive hypoglycemia.@2hr postprandial.177. symptomatic@5.5hours&bg-49.does timeframe classify as reacthypo?whatelse could this b?
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Eat regularly: If you eat 3 meals a day with between meal snacks and this controls your symptoms, you can make the diagnosis of reactive hypoglycemia.....monitor your symptoms more than you monitor you glycometer
Answered 1/21/2018
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