Low sugar after food

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One month ago, I fainted suddenly when I was eating lunch. I didn't know what happened to me after that. I gained consciousness after an hour. My kids informed me that I suddenly lost consciousness while the food was still in my mouth. I felt there was complete blackout. When they checked the sugar level, it was 80. And I ate some chocolates and sweets to bring the level up. I keep doing this whenever my sugar level goes down. Is it the right way? What should I do if the sugar level goes down suddenly? Please advise. Thanks

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Dr. Vaishali Krishna Digrajkar Diabetologist 16 yrs exp Thane Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vaishali Krishna Digrajkar

Diabetologist 16 yrs exp Thane

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Try to avoid travel when you are an empty stomach.take a full breakfast. Always keep either sugar candy or chocolates. Get done your blood check up regarding hypoglycemia. Have plenty water.

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