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Hypoglycemia as a disease is relatively common.

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To determine:

Whether the statement ‘Hypoglycemia as a disease is relatively common’ is true or false.

Introduction:

The hypoglycemia is a condition, in which the blood glycose level is less than its normal value. This condition is caused, when the metabolism of the glucose is more than the amount of the dietary glucose intake.

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Hypoglycemia is a rare condition. It is not generally found in the patients. The condition of the hyperglycemia, in which the blood glucose level increases above the moderate level is generally found...

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