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Anonymous users2024-02-11Hello: First of all, eat normally, carry food such as chocolate with you, and replenish energy in time when your blood sugar is low. In addition, it is best to go to the hospital to find out the cause of hypoglycemia so that the symptoms can be treated**. Good luck soon**!
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Hypoglycemic shock may occur.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09If it is hypoglycemia, it can be dangerous at any time.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Can low blood sugar cause dizziness
Hypoglycemia is a relatively common phenomenon in life, this reason is because there are too few carbohydrates in the body, which leads to the body having a blind emergency response, and there is not enough energy in the body**, so let's take a look at low blood sugar will cause dizziness?
Can low blood sugar cause dizziness
The symptoms of dizziness caused by hypoglycemia are actually more dangerous, because he is likely to have a certain impact on life, which will affect the health of the body.
People who have more hypoglycemia can bring some sugar, or some biscuits and other foods in their lives, which contain some sugar and carbohydrates for the body, which can cause the rise of insulin, resulting in a certain relief of the symptoms of hypoglycemia in the body, and maintain a moderate nutritional intake.
Hypoglycemia may cause the symptoms of dizziness, which may cause insufficient energy and blood in our body, so it will lead to dizziness symptoms, generally speaking, hypoglycemia is more dangerous, if there is no active progress, it is very likely that the phenomenon of shock will appear, so after hypoglycemia appears, you can drink some glucose water, or eat some foods with high sugar content, which can relieve the symptoms of dizziness and hypoglycemia.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Because sugar is one of the essential substances in the body's metabolism process, if the blood sugar is low, the body's blood cell metabolism will stop, and the blood cells will not be able to deliver oxygen and nutrients to the brain. It will cause hypoxia and fainting in the brain.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Hello, according to your question. Often hypoglycemia can lead to fainting, hypoglycemia can not be ignored, hypoglycemia causes dizziness, nausea, palpitation, sweating, fatigue, paleness, blackness and other symptoms, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to check your blood sugar on an empty stomach, you must eat regularly, supplement more nutrition, eat on time, usually prepare chocolate, sugar and other foods in your pocket, feel unwell, eat in time.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05It's a bit serious, so you have to keep some sugar on you at all times, just in case. Don't think too seriously, you have to look down, look away, and see clearly. The blood of the human body is like a traffic road, if you want to be at the fork in the road not to be blocked by traffic, you must have a smooth attitude, a warm temperament, a little exercise, do not work, relax the spirit, your blood will flow unimpeded, minor diseases will heal themselves, major diseases will be reduced and gradually healed.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Hypoglycemia is a disease in which people faint, of course it is serious. Detect it early, find it early.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03There is no way to treat this, it can only be regulated, it is not a disease, it is a symptom.
Hello, when hypoglycemic patients have symptoms of hypoglycemia, they often show dizziness and fatigue, palpitation, and cold sweats, which are relieved after eating sugary foods. Anemia in patients can also cause dizziness and fatigue, but it often does not cause panic and sweating. Thank you.
It's okay, it should be weak, didn't eat breakfast, went to a place where the air is not fresh, caused vagus nerve firing, caused transient vascular bed dilation, decreased blood flow back to the heart, decreased cardiac output, and insufficient blood supply to the brain due to the drop in blood pressure, not a disease, just supplement nutrition and exercise more.
No, low blood pressure is called anemia.
Symptoms of anemia: fatigue, low-grade fever, weakness, dizziness, pale nails, lips and eyelids, irritability or depression, drowsiness, mouth pain, menstrual pause in women. The first symptoms of anemia include loss of appetite, headache, constipation, irritability and difficulty concentrating. >>>More
The clinical manifestations of hypoglycemia vary depending on the severity. Mild hypoglycemia can reflect sympathetic symptoms such as palpitation, hunger, hand tremors, and sweating, which can also give patients an early opportunity to cope. Hypoglycemia is a clinical syndrome characterized by sympathetic nervous excitement (early symptoms of hypoglycemia such as pallor, sweating, palpitations, tremors in the limbs, and hunger) or central nervous system dysfunction (personality changes, consciousness disorders, mental disorders, tetany, drowsiness, coma, etc.) in most patients. >>>More