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I feel a little bit hungry and my hands are shaking. what causes the shaking?
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Low sugar: It seems you may be experiencing low blood sugar or hypoglycemia . If you are eating regularly and does not have medical illness , you should not have such obvious symptoms . The first thing to do is eat regularly even if it is small portion
Answered 8/9/2013
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