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Doctor's Answer
by JDRF Volunteer SG, Apr 08, 2008 08:23PM
, Apr 08, 2008 08:23PM
You must have been feeling pretty awful at the time your bloodwork was being done, for that is a VERY low glucose reading. It means that you get hypoglycemic sometimes after you eat... shouldn't affect your donor situation, but you may want to get a glucometer and check your sugar levels and maybe do some dietary changes. More information about hypoglycemia can be found on www.hypoglycemia.org
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