treatment of exercise-induced hypoglycemia
Treatment of exercise-induced hypoglycemia refers to the actions taken to address low blood sugar levels caused by physical activity. This typically involves consuming carbohydrates to raise blood sugar levels to a healthier range, preventing or alleviating symptoms such as weakness and dizziness.
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