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Recurrent Postprandial Hypoglycaemia in Insulin Autoimmune Syndrome
2019
Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research
A 42-year-old Indian male presented to the Accident and Emergency ward with complaints of sweating, palpitation, tremor of hands, feeling of hunger, blurred vision occurring 3 to 5 hours after taking food. The symptoms were alleviated by taking sweets, sugar, orange or mango juice. It was recurrent, occurring almost daily. He reported a weight gain of about 14 kg, during a span of six months, prior to admission. There has been no history of diabetes in the family, nor he was on insulin or oral
doi:10.7860/jcdr/2019/41863.13074
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