What are the precautions before hypoglycemia treatment?

In daily life, you should pay attention to your body, you need to eat more nutritious creatures, and you should also pay attention to drinking more sugar water.

You should pay attention to frequent sugar supplements, you can bring some candy or chocolate on your body, eat regularly and quantitatively, and eat more rice to replenish blood sugar.

You should pay attention to monitoring your blood sugar level at all times, eat on time every day, don't go out on an empty stomach, and bring yourself sugar cubes or sugar-supplemented foods at any time during the process of going out to avoid accidents.

(1) When hypoglycemia occurs according to the symptoms of dietary mediation, the most effective emergency measure is, of course, to eat "sugar" immediately to quickly increase blood sugar levels, you can drink drinks (Sprite, Cola, fruit juice, etc.), sugar water (warm boiled water to wash sugar or glucose 25 grams 50 grams), eat candy or oral glucose tablets, honey, jam, etc.

2) Take different dietary measures according to your own situation.

Those who are conscious and have a mild reaction can immediately take the above foods orally; If the reaction is heavier, it is necessary to increase the amount of oral carbohydrates, such as 25 grams of steamed bread (or bread) or 1 fruit.

For those who inject long-acting insulin, in order to prevent the recurrence of low dish sugar, milk and eggs can be added to absorb slowly'Protein-rich foods.

For diabetic patients who have developed mental impairment but still have the ability to swallow, white sugar or glucose can be placed between their mouth clamp and teeth to dissolve and swallow.

Diabetic patients who are comatose should avoid feeding to prevent aspiration pneumonia or atelectasis caused by improper feeding.

To prevent hypoglycemia, we should pay attention to the following aspects:

1. Eat on time. If you have to delay your meal, you should eat something like biscuits, fruit or chocolate beforehand. Exercise half an hour after a meal as much as possible, when blood sugar is high and hypoglycemia is less likely to occur.

Diabetics can carry some fruit candies and biscuits with them to correct the hypoglycemic reaction at any time. Generally, carbohydrates that can be absorbed after hypoglycemia occur can be taken orally with fruit juice (200 ml), sugar or honey (2 to 3 scoops). If symptoms do not improve significantly after a few minutes, you can eat again.

2. Keep the amount of exercise constant. The amount of exercise you spend and amount of exercise every day remains basically the same. Eat appropriately or reduce the amount of insulin you take before exercising a lot. Try to avoid insulin injections and fasting exercises in areas that require strenuous activity, such as the thighs.

3. Diabetics should use insulin rationally. It is best to ask your doctor to adjust the dose reasonably according to your condition. For regular insulin, it should be taken 15 minutes before eating, but no earlier than 30 minutes before eating.

If you are using intermediate-acting or long-acting insulin, you should ask your doctor to pay attention to the time when the insulin is at its strongest, and it should not be done at night on an empty stomach. The same is true for short-acting insulin. Patients who inject mixed insulin should pay special attention to eating dinner on time and eating a small amount of food before bedtime.

Patients who are prone to hypoglycemia in the second half of the night and early morning should eat more staple foods or slow-absorbing protein-rich foods such as eggs and dried tofu before going to bed.