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Hello Everyone:I've had the jitters for some time now ever since I brought my bg numbers down into the acceptable range with morning fasting between 75 and 110 which is good since I was up over 400…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by State Worker Dec 4, 2011. 10 Replies 0 Likes
I take blood sugar readings before going to bed (85 to 110) and when I wake up (85 to 100) but when I awake my whole body feels like its shaking inside, like its nervous. It's from head to toe and…Continue
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