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Question of the Week! | Best treatment for hypoglycemia with gastroparesis?

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JR has type 1 diabetes and was recently diagnosed with gastroparesis. JR is a runner and has not been able to exercise recently due to nausea, vomiting, bloating, and intestinal pain. They experience hypoglycemia about 3 times a week.

Based on this information, what is the best treatment for hypoglycemia?

                    1. Glucose tabs or gels
                    2. Skittles or gummies
                    3. High carb, low fiber snack bar
                    4. Peanut butter crackers

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