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What are the Symptoms of Insulinomas in Pediatrics?

Children with insulinomas often present with symptoms related to [hypoglycemia](href). These symptoms can include:
Sweating
Tremors
Palpitations
Irritability
Confusion
Seizures
Loss of consciousness
Because these symptoms can mimic other conditions such as epilepsy, accurate diagnosis is often delayed.

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