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eugenio
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| I am suffering from diabetes for exactly 24 hours and I still haven’t slept one hour! I think about my situation all the time and I wonder what went wrong. I know that diabetes is far from a mild condition, I have even heard about diabetic seizures. How long would it take to recover from the effects of a diabetic seizure? |
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margret
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| You are right, diabetes is a serious condition, but it can be controlled easily with medicament therapy and diets. Ad for seizures, they happen when the sugar level in the blood becomes too low. In that case, if you east something sweet, you should get better in no time, so stop worrying about something that might not even happen. |
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