Hypoglycemia, diabetes, diabetic hypoglycemia symptoms

The light one dose is effective, one month**, and the heavy one is effective, and never**. Recipe: one or two lotus seeds, one or two seeds, one or two pomegranate peels, 5 large black dates, 2 taels of lean pork Vegetarians please try not to add meat, the effect is not known).

This side is ineffective without adding black dates, and someone has tried it. Usage: Add water and fry in a clay pan for one hour, fry 2 times (the first time you fry and pour it out, add water and fry it again).

The amount of water should be full of medicine, one dose a day. ­

This is the dosage for seriously ill patients (paralyzed). Halve the dosage for light cases. It is also possible to take a dose every 2 days.

Prescription**: Zizhulin Monastery, Fengshun County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province, left by a monk when he visited. There are dozens of people cured by this recipe near the ashram, and none of them are **, and the effect is magical.

Ben Jushi personally bought medicine to cure a paralyzed patient in bed, and walked on the ground for a month, two months**, which is really amazing. ­

Comparison of food sugar index.

Food type gi

Potatoes 95, rice 70

Corn 70 flour 70

Xiaomi Mi 60 Zimi 50

Oats 40 Whole wheat bread 40

Quinoa 35, apple 30

Walnuts 15, onions 10

If the injection volume is too much, the dose should be reduced.

1. High blood sugar: For most patients, fasting blood glucose, non-fasting blood sugar indicates high blood sugar.

Low blood sugar: For non-diabetic patients, hypoglycemia can be diagnosed when blood glucose is low, while blood sugar in diabetic patients receiving medication** falls into the category of hypoglycemia.

Because diabetic patients are often accompanied by autonomic dysfunction, it affects the body's ability to feedback and regulate hypoglycemia, increasing the risk of severe hypoglycemia. Therefore, we need to take corresponding self-help measures and actively deal with hypoglycemia in the early stage of hypoglycemia, even when some patients have hypoglycemia still in blood sugar or at the same level.

2. The typical manifestations of hyperglycemia are "three more and one less" (polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia, and weight loss); Atypical manifestations include vision loss or blurred vision, wounds that are not easy to heal, numbness of the lower limbs, itching, feeling weak or tired, etc.; Patients may also feel nothing special.

3. In many cases, the early symptoms of hypoglycemia are not very obvious, mainly manifested by brain dysfunction, which can cause numbness at the base of the tongue, slurred speech, and non-answering questions; Irritability, walking around ignoring people, and being in a state of confusion; fighting with people for no reason; usually behaves dignifiedly, but suddenly untidy; 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., innocent discomfort, headache, dizziness and other symptoms.

4. The typical symptoms of hypoglycemia mainly include patients who feel palpitation, sweating or weakness or hunger, and the body may have symptoms such as uncontrollable trembling and paleness, and can be accompanied by symptoms such as emotional tension and irritability. We need to detect these bizarre hypoglycemia in time, which is very important to prevent more serious brain damage, otherwise when severe hypoglycemia occurs, the patient will immediately fall into a coma and delirium.

The management of hypoglycemia in diabetic patients is related to the severity of hypoglycemia and the patient's symptoms. Mild hypoglycemia can be improved by self-eating, if there is no improvement after eating, you should go to the hospital in time.

Grade 1 hypoglycemia, below, greater than or equal to, the patient has symptoms such as self-sweating, palpitation, hand tremor, etc., and the spirit and mood are normal. This can be corrected by eating immediately, generally requiring 15 20g of sugary foods, such as biscuits, candies, staple foods, carbonated drinks, etc. Blood glucose is repeated after 15 minutes, and if the blood glucose is still small, dextrose water or intravenous dextrose is given.

Grade 2 hypoglycemia, blood glucose is less than, and the patient may have a more severe hypoglycemic reaction, as long as the patient is conscious and the management method is the same as above.

Grade 3 hypoglycemia, a serious event requiring the help of another person**, with conscious and/or physical alterations or coma, but without a specific glycemic boundary. Immediately perform a 50% intravenous glucose bolus, retest the blood glucose after 15 minutes, and if the blood glucose is still small, continue the 50% intravenous glucose bolus, and even continue to maintain the intravenous glucose drip in some patients.

Finally, it is necessary to identify the cause of hypoglycemia and adjust the dosage of one's own drugs to avoid causing hypoglycemia again.

Diabetic patients generally have to carry a little sugar cube with them, or some foods to eat quickly when they have low blood sugar, and they should also pay attention to the usual use of diabetes drugs, that is, to eat regularly.

Diabetics usually attach great importance to the control of their blood sugar, blood sugar is too low or too high is harmful, and the causes of hypoglycemia in diabetics mainly include improper use of drugs, reduced eating or malabsorption, improper exercise, etc., it is recommended that patients should treat the symptoms according to their own hypoglycemia causes.

In real life, many diabetics will deliberately control their sugar intake, so as not to cause high blood sugar, which will cause various discomforts and complications, but if diabetics do not pay attention to it, they may also have hypoglycemia, so why do diabetics often have hypoglycemia? There are three factors that contribute to hypoglycemia to know.

1. Improper use of drugs. Clinical data show that more than half of the diabetic hypoglycemic reaction is caused by the improper use of hypoglycemic drugs, among these drugs, mainly insulin and sulfonylurea drugs are used improperly, or or or the wrong use of other drugs that affect glucose metabolism, some drugs will have some impact on glucose metabolism after taking, so diabetics in the process of ** must pay attention to observation when taking some drugs, and do regularly go to the hospital to check blood sugar status.

2. Reduced food intake or malabsorption. In daily life, reasonable dietary conditioning of diabetic patients can effectively improve the effect and efficacy of hypoglycemic drugs, but if the intake of sugar is too restricted, or if the intake is reduced, it is easy to cause hypoglycemia in diabetic patients.

3. Improper exercise. In daily life, appropriate exercise can effectively promote the body's metabolic status, improve the patient's immunity, and play a certain role in the improvement of diabetes symptoms, but if the amount of exercise is too much, or irregular exercise, it may cause excessive consumption of glucose, thus causing patients to have hypoglycemic reaction.

The above specific analysis is the cause of hypoglycemia in diabetic patients, mainly in the above three aspects, here I would like to remind you that diabetics in the process of the disease, if there is too low blood sugar is also very dangerous, and the harm will even exceed high blood sugar, so diabetic patients must pay more attention in the usual process and always be vigilant about whether they have hypoglycemia.

Prevention of hypoglycemic reactions is one of the complications of diabetes mellitus**. It's not scary, as long as it's detected early and timely**, it can be quickly relieved. However, delays** will have serious consequences.

Therefore, all diabetic patients and their families should be alert to hypoglycemic reactions and be familiar with their symptoms and self-help methods.

1. Use an appropriate amount of hypoglycemic drugs every day under the guidance of a doctor**. And regularly check blood glucose, adjust the dose in time, and do not increase the amount of hypoglycemic drugs at will.

2. Eat regularly and quantitatively, and keep your daily life regular. When it is necessary to delay meals, you should pre-eat an appropriate amount of biscuits or fruits.

3. Keep the daily exercise time and amount of exercise basically unchanged. Try to arrange exercise 1-2 hours after meals, so it is not easy to hypoglycemia when blood sugar is high. Generally, it is not advisable to exercise on an empty stomach, and if you do have the habit of exercising in the morning, you should also eat appropriately before exercising.

When doing activities for a longer period of time, such as hiking, outings, etc., the amount of insulin (or oral hypoglycemic drugs) can be appropriately increased or appropriately reduced after the activity.

4. Try to quit drinking. If you have to drink (e.g., attending an important banquet, etc.), you should only drink a small amount under good blood sugar control, and you should eat some food before drinking.

5. People who are prone to hypoglycemia should carry sugary foods such as hard candy or sugar cubes, biscuits, etc., in case of hypoglycemia attacks. Record the time and frequency of hypoglycemia, the relationship with medications, meals or exercise, and the experience of symptoms, so as to contact the doctor in time and adjust the ** plan.

6. Severe hypoglycemic reactions, such as delirium, should be sent to the emergency department immediately**. Cause.

1. Causes of hypoglycemia* Blood sugar is lowered due to insufficient sugar intake, or poor digestion and absorption;

Liver disease or lack of enzymes for sugar metabolism leads to insufficient storage and utilization of sugar;

Decrease hormones that raise blood sugar, such as growth hormone, cortisol, glucagon, and adrenaline;

There are too many hormones and substances that lower blood sugar levels, such as insulin.

The body consumes too much sugar.

2. Symptoms of hypoglycemia.

In the early stage of hypoglycemia, due to the reaction of sympathetic nerves and adrenal medulla to hypoglycemia, palpitation, hunger, weakness, tremors of hands and feet, irritability, paleness, sweating, increased heart rate, mild increase in blood pressure, etc., and then if hypoglycemia can not be relieved in time, the brain is affected and consciousness is hazy, drowsiness, sweating, tremor, convulsions, mental disorders, etc.

3. Several common hypoglycemias.