1 Introduction Hypoglycemia after meals is known as postprandial hypoglycemia (PPH) and can induce symptoms including perspiration, weakness, disorientation, and palpitations due to low blood glucose levels ( In recent years, there has been growing recognition of the prevalence and significant impact of PPH in patients who have undergone bariatric and metabolic surgery ( This review seeks to provide a thorough summary of PPH following bariatric and metabolic surgeries, covering its frequency, symptoms, diagnostic techniques, and treatment choices
This can allow for protein synthesis and a decrease in lactate accumulation
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Most studies on the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying the improvement of glucose metabolism after these surgeries focus on insulin production and secretion ( Figure 3 5.1 The role of glucagon after RYGB The induction of postprandial hyperglucagonemia in patients undergoing RYGB has long been observed ( The important role that glucagon could play after RYGB is also not clear
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