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Hi, my 6 year old son ate some rice at 9:30 pm last nite, he is not diabetic, i checked his fasting blood sugar at 10:30 am as i felt he was lethargic and it was 56.he didnt ate properly the day before, would this cause hypoglycemia?
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May be: Checking sugar for kids when they have no history of diabetes is not a good idea. Encourage your kid to eat regular meals and be active. These sugar numbers only will cause concern esp where there is no clear indication to test it
Answered 3/18/2022
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