Can hypoglycemia be cured completely, and can hypoglycemia be cured?

Hello, when hypoglycemia is acutely attacked: 1. Patients with mild reactions and conscious consciousness should take 25-50 grams of white sugar or brown sugar with warm boiled water or drink other sugary drinks; Slightly heavier people eat 25 grams of steamed bread, bread or biscuits, or 1-2 fruits, and the reaction can disappear after 10 minutes. 2. If the hypoglycemic reaction is severe and the consciousness is not very clear, white sugar or brown sugar can be placed in the patient's mouth to dissolve and swallow; Or mix into syrup and feed slowly.

If you are still not awake after 10 minutes of taking sugar, you should immediately send to a nearby hospital for rescue. 3. For patients in hypoglycemic coma, 40 ml of 50 glucose should be injected intravenously immediately, and oxygen should be given, which will soon be effective, or 1 mg of glucagon should be injected intramuscularly, and consciousness should be awake within 15 minutes. After waking up, the patient must be given sugar water, etc., to prevent the next reactive hypoglycemia.

For the prevention of hypoglycemia, first of all, eat within 30 minutes after insulin injection, when the amount of activity increases, a small amount of meals should be added in time, do not forget to eat on time when going out, and patients taking sulfonylurea hypoglycemic drugs should also eat in time; Secondly, patients who inject mixed insulin should pay special attention to eating dinner on time and eating more staple foods or eggs, dried tofu, etc. before going to bed. Third, carry some sugar cubes, cookies, etc., with you in case of hypoglycemic reactions.

Hypoglycemia is more terrible than hyperglycemia, and it is necessary to eat a balanced diet. You can take a few candies with you when you go out.

No, it is recommended:

Don't overdo it when working or exercising.

If you have diabetes and often have low blood sugar, it is recommended to always bring some cookies or sugar with you. In case of hypoglycemia, it can be used as an emergency.

Adjust the amount of insulin and the amount of insulin used.

Hypoglycemia can be a very simple problem, but it can also be very complex.

If the hypoglycemia reaches the state that you can't eat, you can send it to the hospital in time to supplement the blood sugar.

It is important to further investigate the cause of hypoglycemia.

In diabetic patients, the most important cause of hypoglycemia is often inappropriate insulin or coptis drugs. Patients who have taken insulin and have not eaten or have eaten too little insulin or exercised too much insulin, or even have eaten too many coptis drugs, are the causes of hypoglycemia. Therefore, find the corresponding cause and take corresponding measures to prevent hypoglycemia.

For example, adjust the appropriate insulin, and be sure to pay attention to eating after the injection. If you don't prepare to eat, you can't take insulin, and the basic principles must be understood.

In addition, there are some patients who are not diabetic, they may be normal people with hypoglycemia, and the cause should also be investigated, whether there is a problem with insulinoma, if a tumor is found, the tumor will be removed, and the hypoglycemia will be lifted, so the fundamental measure to relieve hypoglycemia is to find **. On the premise of excluding the patient, hypoglycemia is completely possible.

Good luck soon**!

Hypoglycemia is a group of syndromes characterized by low blood glucose concentrations, sympathetic nervous excitation, and hypoxia of brain cells. Repeated episodes of hypoglycemia may lead to damage to the patient's brain tissue cells, and in severe cases, it can also cause damage to important organs such as the kidneys and heart. Complications include cerebral edema, dementia, coma, shock, etc.

For mild hypoglycemia, oral sugar water, sugar-sweetened beverages, or eating candy, biscuits, bread, steamed buns, etc. can be relieved. For drug-induced hypoglycemia, the relevant drugs should be discontinued promptly. Patients and patients suspected of hypoglycemic coma are given 50 percent glucose 40 to 60 intravenous injection, followed by 5 percent to 10 percent glucose injection intravenously.

Hypoglycemia is not the name of the disease, but a symptom, and the blood sugar will not be low after avoiding the factors that produce hypoglycemia.

If you have low blood sugar, it should be good to supplement more glucose and eat more sweets. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up.

Hypoglycemia is not a disease, it is just a reflection of abnormal physical indicators under specific conditions, as long as we can ensure that we eat immediately, do not exercise excessively, if it is a diabetic to reduce the amount of medication, hypoglycemia can be avoided.

First of all, you need to determine whether you have diabetes, which requires you to go to the hospital for a laboratory test to confirm the diagnosis. If it is a complication of diabetic hypoglycemia, it may be caused by excessive drug application, untimely diet, and overbearing infection. Pay attention to these at ordinary times, do prevention, you can eat immediately when it happens, or eat some desserts, and if the consequences are serious, you should go to the hospital for intravenous glucose.

Low blood sugar is good as long as you eat quickly.

Hypoglycemia is defined as a lower blood sugar concentration and is a common complication of oral hypoglycemic drugs or insulin** in people with diabetes. The early symptoms of hypoglycemia are mainly autonomic nervous system, especially sympathetic nervous system excitation, manifested as palpitations, fatigue, sweating, hunger, paleness, tremor, nausea and vomiting, etc., more severe hypoglycemia often has the manifestations of central nervous system hypoglycemia, such as confusion, mental disorders, limb paralysis, incontinence, lethargy, coma, etc., it is worth noting that the hypoglycemia manifestations of each patient can be different, but for the patients themselves, the symptoms of each attack are basically similar, Therefore, diabetic patients and their families should pay attention to identifying the symptoms of hypoglycemia so that they can take timely measures.

The most common causes of hypoglycemia are hunger and excessive use of hypoglycemic drugs, which can cause coma in severe cases, but as long as glucose is supplemented in time, it can get better quickly without serious consequences, and it is not an incurable disease, so there is no need to panic. In fact, in your case, as long as you eat on time (especially breakfast), hypoglycemia will not occur at all. Wishing you good health!

Hypoglycemia can actually be cured, and if hypoglycemia does not occur for a long time and is corrected quickly, it can be cured. So it's important to know what hypoglycemia is and how to prevent it. The occurrence of hypoglycemia begins with palpitation, cold sweats, and then some people feel dizzy, and even some people can have mental confusion and abnormal behavior.

For example, sometimes it is found that the patient brushes his teeth at three o'clock, and even some people feel like a child when they urinate and urinate too messily, and this situation is actually hypoglycemia. If this happens, you need to measure your blood sugar, but if you don't have the conditions to measure your blood sugar, you can eat quickly, eat some candy, fruits, and biscuits, because generally speaking, low blood sugar will be corrected. If it is not corrected in time, then hypoglycemic coma will occur, if the hypoglycemic coma time reaches half an hour, it may cause irreversible brain damage, if the time is longer, the coma reaches more than 6 hours, then many people will not wake up.

Therefore, hypoglycemia should be detected early, and every diabetic patient should be regularly educated about hypoglycemia, how to prevent it, and how to deal with it.

The effect of causing hypoglycemia is different. Yes**yes**, this hypoglycemia can**. Some **can't**, this hypoglycemia may be prone to recurrence.

Due to hypoglycemia caused by eating too little or not eating for a long time or a lot of exercise, this kind of hypoglycemia can be avoided by improving our lives, so it is believed that this hypoglycemia can be avoided.

Hypoglycemia caused by insulin cell tumors can also be reduced by removing the tumor.

There are some hypoglycemias, such as hypoglycemia caused by insulin use in diabetic patients, and we can try to avoid hypoglycemia by adjusting the medication. However, because diabetes can't be **, we must also use hypoglycemic drugs, and hypoglycemia may occur when using hypoglycemic drugs, so in this case, we will inevitably have hypoglycemia sometimes.

Is it okay to have low blood sugar? The hypoglycemic state can be quickly relieved after taking a sugary diet, and whether it has not occurred in the future, and can the cause caused by taking medicine and taking medicine be removed? Hypoglycemia caused by the inability to ** disease, I will still do the opposite in the future, on the contrary, I will not have another attack after removing **.

Or, because the brain has a low tolerance for hypoglycemia, hypoglycemia may cause a short period of loss of consciousness and falls, which may cause trauma, particularly to the head.

Severe, prolonged, hypoglycemia can lead to encephalitis. There is irreversible damage that even leads to the patient. Never.

It is common in hypoglycemia, common in the elderly when blood sugar drops, and there will be sympathetic nerve excitation symptoms, causing vasoconstriction, inducing angina, and even sudden death. Causes of hypoglycemia, various activities, and general hypoglycemia can also be used as long as the method center is used, and attention should be paid to using the correct method for first aid treatment. Perform symptomatic **stem cells**.

If hypoglycemia occurs, it can be ** in the future, first of all, you need to find the main reason for hypoglycemia, and then carry out it in a targeted manner, so that it can be completely **, hypoglycemia, how much can you drink some sugar water appropriately after sending it, so that you can supplement the positive energy that the body needs, no, no, and then carry out the investigation of the primary disease to see what causes it.

Some hypoglycemia can be effective, and some hypoglycemia can lead to adverse consequences, and the prognosis of hypoglycemia is mainly related to the underlying hypoglycemia. If it is only mild hypoglycemia, the patient often manifests as palpitation, cold sweat, fatigue, etc., and timely consumption of sugar water or carbohydrates can quickly relieve the symptoms. Severe hypoglycemia can lead to hypoglycemic coma, and 50% intravenous glucose injection is generally required, which can also quickly relieve hypoglycemic symptoms.

No, it's episodic. Hypoglycemia is mainly caused by people who are hungry, nervous, improper use of diabetes drugs and accidental injuries, etc., and usually the ** regimen is to supplement glycogen, and there are no symptoms after improvement.

Is it okay to have low blood sugar? In general, it can be caused according to what the cause, and it can generally be good according to a certain medical aspect, so you have to go to a regular hospital to have a look, and a regular one can be.

Low blood sugar is good as long as sugar supplements, low blood sugar means that your body has been in a state of malnutrition for a long time, adjust your eating habits to be nutritionally balanced, and low blood sugar will not be low.

Hypoglycemia is an internal medical emergency, which can cause irreversible damage to brain cells and brain death if it lasts for too long. Therefore, it is necessary to quickly return blood sugar to normal levels as much as possible to prevent the reversal of hypoglycemia. In clinical practice, it is necessary to take corresponding measures according to the mild, moderate and severe conditions of the disease, and also pay attention to the risk of hypoglycemia.

1. General**.

1. Those who are conscious should eat immediately, and the amount of sugar should be greater than 20g, which can be juice, candy or other foods.

2. Intravenous bolus of glucose, or intramuscular or subcutaneous glucagon injection for patients with loss of consciousness, and patients should be encouraged to eat a certain amount of sugary food after awakening. It is very important to encourage eating after 60 minutes of glucagon or glucose injection, which can prevent the recurrence of new hypoglycemia.

2. Drugs**.

1. Glucose: This method is the fastest and most effective, and the light one can take glucose water orally, and at the same time collect blood to measure blood glucose concentration, and monitor it every 15 minutes. In severe cases, especially those with altered mental status, an intravenous bolus of 50% glucose is required, usually after 10 to 15 minutes, the patient can regain consciousness, and if necessary, repeat until the patient is awake and able to eat, and it is often necessary to continue intravenous infusion of 10% glucose solution to maintain blood glucose at about 6 10 mmol L, and blood glucose level monitoring must be tracked for at least 24 to 48 hours.

Hypoglycemia in diabetic patients is usually mild and can often be corrected by simply eating carbohydrate-containing foods, while patients taking glycosidase inhibitors should eat simple sugars to correct hypoglycemia.

2. Glucagon: It can quickly and effectively raise blood sugar, but the maintenance time is short. It can be given subcutaneously, intramuscularly, or intravenously, and blood glucose usually rises within 10 minutes.

Thereafter, a 5% 10% intravenous infusion of glucose solution is continued, and the amount of glucose fluid is adjusted according to the condition. General adjuvant glucose** for patients with severe hypoglycemia who have adequate hepatic glycogen and no liver disease.

3. Diazoxide: Diazoxide can be used for hypoglycemia caused by excessive insulin secretion, which has the effect of inhibiting insulin secretion.

4. Other measures: hydrocortisone or dexamethasone can promote hepatic gluconeogenesis and output, increase blood glucose concentration, and play an auxiliary role in fighting hypoglycemia. If blood glucose returns to normal and consciousness does not recover for more than a few hours, cerebral edema should be considered, and 20% mannitol intravenous drip dehydration** can be given.

Hypoglycemia due to hypohypothyroidism or hypothyroidism should be given intravenous hydrocortisone or thyroxine tablets.

3. Surgery**.

Insulinoma is the most common cause of hypoglycemia and requires surgical removal if necessary.