A 43-year-old nurse presents to her GP complaining of episodes of sudden excessive sweating
A 43-year-old nurse presents to her GP complaining of episodes of sudden excessive sweating, headaches and palpitations. The episodes occur approximately three times a week and have no obvious trigger. The patient notes her periods remain regular. The GP records some routine observations. Given the likely underlying diagnosis, what is the most likely observation to be seen?
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