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Mon Dec-27-04 05:30 AM
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24. Low Blood Sugar Does Not Spontaneously Resolve

Symptoms of low blood sugar are sweating, shaking, irritability, clumsiness, headache, coma and death. They are markedly different than a panic attack in that they come on more slowly and usually resolve within 15 minutes of ingesting glucose. Panic attacks are rarely resolved by ingesting glucose, and symptoms tend to come on suddenly, without headache, and do not progress to coma and death.

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