How to administer first aid to a diabetic and how to administer first aid when a diabetic person has

Ask your doctor You can have some injectable insulin in your home.

When diabetics have low blood sugar, they should be put on bed rest as soon as possible. If you want to give people with diabetes some sugary drinks or eat candy, if these methods do not relieve the symptoms, you should seek medical attention immediately and take the correct medication under the guidance of a doctor.

If diabetics have hypoglycemia, don't panic at this time, carefully observe their physical condition, and arrange for them to lie down and rest quickly. If there is no condition to lie down and rest outside, arrange for them to sit down and rest quickly, and do not let them stand. Because there is already low blood sugar, the body is exhausted, very hungry, and has collapsed, do not stand, and quickly find a place to rest.

His family is diabetic and is worried about his low blood sugar, so he often keeps a piece of sugar in his pocket. When symptoms of hypoglycemia appear, you will sweat profusely, feel weak, and even have no strength to walk in the aisle, so you can eat a piece of candy. You can also buy a bottle of sugary drink, and quickly replenish the sugar, which will relieve the physical discomfort caused by low blood sugar.

It is also possible to supplement glucose, which is a medical common sense that most people with diabetes know.

Diabetics have hypoglycemia, and some of the symptoms are very severe, because the body is very tired, because there is no food, no water, so the body will feel extremely unwell. If you have rested, eaten sugar, and drank drinks, and these symptoms are still not relieved, do not delay, and go to a nearby hospital for medical treatment immediately. You should explain your condition to the doctor, and if you have a reaction to hypoglycemia, you should go to a regular hospital for medical treatment to avoid delaying the condition.

Hurry up to the hospital for medical treatment, under the guidance of the doctor, carry out rational use of medicine, obey the doctor's arrangement, take medicine carefully, and infusion carefully. As a diabetic patient, you should listen to your doctor, monitor your blood sugar level every day, and seek medical attention if you find that you are unwell.

If the patient is not in a coma at this time, the patient can be fed some foods or drinks with high sugar content, such as biscuits, fruit juice, etc., or fruit candy can be used to supplement the sugar amount.

First, measure the patient's blood sugar, and then give the patient a supplemental sugar**, preferably by oral sugar cube, or sugar cake and chocolate if not.

Take medication in time, do it in time**, learn some more convenient treatment skills, find help from relatives and friends, and find help from family members.

Diabetic ketoacidosis.

Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic syndrome hypoglycemia.

If there are already various complications, don't wait until you need emergency treatment, and then consider whether you want to ** or not, give it directly in the early stage, which is the key, and it is also responsible for your family!

The first aid measures for diabetic coma have the following points: (1) It is best to distinguish the nature of the coma, distinguish between hyperglycemic coma and hypoglycemic coma, and do not confuse the two.

2) If the patient is conscious and able to swallow, the most effective way for hypoglycemic coma is to let the patient drink more sugar water or eat sugar cubes, sweet pastries, etc., while for patients with hyperglycemic coma, they should drink salted tea or low-salt tomato juice.

3) If the patient has lost consciousness, the patient should be flattened and the collar should be untied to ensure that the airway is unblocked.

4) When it is difficult to judge the ** for a while, do not easily use any first aid measures, because the coma caused by hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia is completely different.

5) If the patient cannot quickly regain consciousness or is still unconscious, he or she should call 120** to call the emergency doctor to visit home or send him to the hospital for rescue.

6) When the patient is out of danger and regains consciousness, he should actively ** diabetes, adjust his diet, use insulin reasonably, or take other drugs orally to normalize the metabolism in the body and avoid the recurrence of diabetic coma.

The first aid measures for diabetic coma are as follows: (1) It is best to identify the nature of the coma first.