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Random Episo\des Of Weakness, Shaky Hands, Tiredness, Gets Better On Eating. Due To Blood Sugar?

Hi. I am a teenage girl (18 years old), and sometimes I will randomly get VERY weak, like I have no energy, my hands will get very shaky, i ll feel slightly tired, and I have a hard time focusing during these episodes. It only gets better if I eat food (even if I have just eaten or ate 30 mins to an hour before). So this makes me think that it is related to my blood sugar ... Thoughts?
Mon, 5 Nov 2012
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Hi friend
Welcome to Health Care Magic

It may be related to sugar - but less likely in the absence of associated symptoms.

More often such a problem is seen is stress - it could be a Psychological problem (Bulimia)
See your GP or Internist - he will do a physical examination and order some basic laboratory work.
A Psychiatric referral may then be in order.

Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Random Episo\des Of Weakness, Shaky Hands, Tiredness, Gets Better On Eating. Due To Blood Sugar?

Hi friend Welcome to Health Care Magic It may be related to sugar - but less likely in the absence of associated symptoms. More often such a problem is seen is stress - it could be a Psychological problem (Bulimia) See your GP or Internist - he will do a physical examination and order some basic laboratory work. A Psychiatric referral may then be in order. Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck