Low Glucose levels. Tired, Weak & Moody

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Asked for Female, 23 Years

My glucose blood results came back as 2.8 mmol/L. I feel light headed if I don't eat frequently & moody. My Doctor didn't think much of this. Should I seek more advice if it is reactive & or hypoglycemia?

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Fasting hypoglycemia needs to be investigated for overproduction of insulin. Reactive hypoglycemia can be managed via lifestyle change. You need to find out which one you have. All the best.

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