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What are the causes and complications of low blood sugar if you have diabetes?
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Yes it can: Low blood sugar can be caused by not eating enough at times but don't eat too much, you might have to eat 4-5 very small meals a day to stay steady. Too much Insulin or other diabetic meds can do it as well.
Answered 6/25/2014
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