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Question: From Verona, Italy:
I am within a pretty normal body weight (5'1" 120 lbs). What do you think about the fact that eating pasta on a daily basis seems to trigger attacks of what I consider low blood sugar: shakiness, nausea, problems with visual focus, which seem to worsen in higher temperatures?
I seem to have resolved my problem of these attacks by limiting my consumption of pasta to only 1-2 times a week. I had the gluten antibody blood test and that was normal. I finally feel "normal" now! I no longer have to go around with crackers or candies in my purse!
Is there any medical explanation for this? Where can I obtain more information regarding metabolic disturbances?
Answer:
I do not see any apparent medical explanation for your symptoms. I would advise you to contact the Division of Metabolic Diseases at a local Medical School.
DTQ-2000010509112604
Original posting 29 Jun 2000
Posted to Diagnosis and Symptoms
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