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Can a sudden drop in blood sugar lead to dizzy spell, nauseous, increased heart rate?
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Yes: The symptoms are more characteristic of a sudden blood pressure drop, though, or near black out situation than low blood sugar, but low blood sugar can do it too especially in people on insulin.
Answered 1/8/2015
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Hypoglycemia: Typical hypoglycemic symptoms include dizzy, nausea and increased heart rate.
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