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My three year old grandson has idiopathic ketonic hypoglycemia can he use splenda?
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Carbohydrates/snack: For a treat at bedtime, a carbohydrate snack with milk may be provided. This may help to stabilize his blood sugar. Please check with his PCP for other dietary advise.
Answered 12/17/2018
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