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Can headache after eating sugar be a sign of diabetes?
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Yes: Both hyper and hypoglycemia can cause headaches. Even large swings in blood sugar levels can cause headaches. Should consider getting glucose reading during headache and also possibly once headache gone to compare and correlate. If this is a consistent happening you should definitely get Ted evaluated.
Answered 1/22/2021
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