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Is it normal if after every meal, i feel so tired that i find it hard to keep my eyes open and then after 10 minutes of that, i feel fine and i have energy. i thought it was normal. what does this mean?
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Post-mean Fatigue: A bit of fatigue after eating can be normal but it sounds like more than that for you. Your blood sugar is likely fluctuating. Please see your doctor. He/she can run some simple tests and let you know. Peace and good health.
Answered 10/15/2019
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