What Is Dumping Syndrome?
9. Weakness
Our body gets much of its energy from the carbohydrates that we eat, and this includes sugar. Sugar is present in our food in a variety of forms and it is processed to help power our cells. This means that when our blood sugar levels drop, there is less energy available with which to power our body.
This results in us feeling weaker than we usually would, despite us having just eaten. This is a symptom of late dumping syndrome and people with the condition will need to try and manage their food intake if they want to prevent it.
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