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Got glucose tolerance test and became very sleepy, does that mean diabetic or hypoglocemia?
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Neither one: Your symptoms do not tell you this, the numbers on the GTT do. Most normal folk feel briefly sleepy after a big glucose load.
Answered 3/19/2019
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