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2021-02-05 16:06:00
Actually I am working private sector, recently I checked my glucose level in blood are 55 dg/ml, how to raise my sugar levels quickly
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Hi, I would recommend rechecking levels. Monitor for symptoms of low sugar, such as dizziness, tremors, headache, sweating , headache. Do you happen to have diabetes?
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Drinking juice ( tropica, real) about 50 MK, 2 teaspoons of sugar is quickest way of bring it up.
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Avoid driving till sugar is above 90

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Sugars won’t become so low with out any symptoms. So if u don’t have symptoms as of now better to recheck ur sugar reports once FBS PPBS HBA1c.

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