What is the cause of sudden hunger, dizziness and palpitation in diabetic patients?

Palpitation, hunger, and hand tremors are among the symptoms of hypoglycemia. For most diabetic patients, if symptoms such as obvious hunger, palpitation, and hand tremors occur, the severity of the symptoms is generally consistent with the level of blood sugar.

This condition is common in patients with a rapid drop in blood sugar in a short period of time, and a rapid drop in blood sugar in a short period of time will cause the release of glycemic hormones such as catecholamines.

For non-diabetic patients, blood sugar less than millimole liters are hypoglycemia, while diabetic patients who use medications** are hypoglycemic, as long as their blood sugar is less than or equal to millimole liters.

Hunger is mainly controlled by the brain, which is the most sensitive organ to blood sugar, and when blood sugar drops significantly, it produces hunger pangs out of self-protection and reminds people to eat.

Diabetic patients suddenly dizzy and palpitation, considering that the blood sugar is strictly controlled, so the hypoglycemia caused by hypoglycemia patients will be co-infected, severe will lead to excessive sweating, hand tremors, hunger, there are many elderly patients with underlying diseases will also cause this phenomenon, severe patients will also suddenly appear cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, resulting in dizziness and palpitation and a series of symptoms. If there is a feeling of pressure or pain in the precardiac period, the symptoms must be considered to be caused by heart disease. If hunger is more pronounced, it is most likely caused by hypoglycemia.

Diabetics suddenly develop hunger, dizziness, palpitation, which are manifestations of hypoglycemia. If a normal person has low blood sugar, he is also dizzy and flustered, which is a manifestation of low blood sugar and needs to eat more sugar.

It is a condition of hypoglycemia. You can contain some rock sugar or drink brown sugar water and white sugar water, which can play a better relieving role.

It is caused by low blood sugar. Although diabetic patients should control their sugar intake, they should also absorb some sugar in moderation to maintain the balance of nutrients in the body.

This is hypoglycemia. What are the manifestations of hypoglycemia? profuse sweating; dizziness; rapid heartbeat; Eyes with golden flowers; Shiver; hunger; Impotence; numbness in the hands and feet; slurred speech; Dysphoria; personality changes; disorientation; seizures; What should I do if I have low blood sugar in a coma?

1-2 sugar cubes or fructose Snacks: 1-2 slices of bread, or 5-6 biscuits Half a cup of fruit juice or sugary drink A small bowl of rice, flour and noodles Generally, the symptoms are relieved within 15 minutes, and if they are not relieved, they should be treated in the hospital How to deal with hypoglycemic coma? If possible, blood sugar should be measured The patient is still conscious, and can drink sugar water The patient is unconscious, relatives and friends can apply honey to the patient's oral mucosa, gums, etc. At the same time, contact the doctor How to prevent hypoglycemia?

Eat on time, live a regular routine Do not increase the dose of medication at will Check the dose carefully every time you take insulin Exercise regularly Check your blood sugar regularly Carry candy with you for backup Hypoglycemia Symptoms of abnormal blood sugar reduction leading to sympathetic nervous system excitation or central nervous system dysfunction.

It's normal to eat something when you're hungry, but you usually exercise more, pay attention to nutritional supplements, and eat more fruits.

The typical symptoms of diabetes mellitus are "three more and one less" related to hyperglycemia and ** infection, fatigue, vision changes and other symptoms and clinical manifestations, but many early patients often have no symptoms or mild symptoms.

As the disease progresses, diabetic patients develop multisystem damage and develop clinical symptoms associated with complications.

Drug-induced hypoglycemia can occur in diabetic patients due to oral medications or subcutaneous insulin. Hypoglycemia can be diagnosed by symptoms of sympathetic excitement, such as palpitation, hand tremors, sweating, and tachycardia.

When the body has symptoms such as dizziness and weakness, palpitation, etc., it is best to go to the hospital for blood sugar and electrolyte tests to confirm whether you have diabetes. The early symptoms of diabetes mellitus are due to the slow process of insulin secretion, and when the peak of insulin secretion is reached, the peak blood sugar level is just after meals, so the symptoms of low blood sugar can occur. If you often experience symptoms of hypoglycemia such as dizziness and palpitation between meals, you should be aware of the possibility of hypoglycemia.

In the early stage of using the Hualuo Diabetes Instrument, the blood sugar level rises, indicating that the body regulation mechanism still exists, the organs have begun to move, and the effect has begun to appear!

Dizziness and palpitation may be early symptoms of diabetes, and may also be early symptoms of other diseases, the typical early symptoms of diabetes are three more and one less, that is, eating more, drinking more, urinating more, and being easy to lose weight.

In addition, you should pay attention if you have any of the following symptoms: unexplained fatigue, muscle aches, edema; Frequent or recurrent infections, such as respiratory tract and urinary tract infections, folliculitis, etc., wounds are not easy to heal; Short-term vision changes: such as vision loss, blindness, etc.; Before meals, symptoms such as palpitation, obvious hunger, sweating, and trembling are likely to occur.

Three or four nines are basically the same, and in addition, you still have to do a fasting blood sugar measurement. Monitor blood glucose 3 times 2 hours after a meal, such as fasting 7 mmol L, 2 hours after a meal > 11 mmol L, can be defined as diabetes.

The used Hualuo diabetes ** device helps the body organs to participate in sports, which is equivalent to the effect of "gym".

Now it's a normal phenomenon of dizziness and panic. If you are not sure, you can go to the hospital to do a blood routine. Take your blood pressure. It's all normal, and it's fine.

It is necessary to pay attention to the possibility of blood pressure, blood sugar, and arrhythmias

This is a symptom of hypoglycemia.

Eat some sugar, or drinks, chocolate, and you'll be fine in no time.

Bad mood affects diabetes:

Diabetes is a chronic disease that can be difficult**, so when a patient is diagnosed with diabetes, it often causes a lot of mental stress. Some people are sick or anxious or sad, worried that they will no longer be able to live and work like ordinary people, or because of this, they will be irritable, angry and angry. As everyone knows, bad mood has a greater impact on diabetes.

Traditional medicine believes that excessive emotions can lead to disorders of qi and blood in the human body, and qi depression can turn into fire and burn body fluids over time. Yin deficiency leads to hyperyang, causing thirst-quenching disease.

Relevant foreign studies have shown that emotional factors have a very important impact on the prognosis of diabetes. Waiter researchers classify patients into three types based on their clinical symptoms. The first type is the normal group

The patient is emotionally stable and open-minded; The second is the subneurotic group: the patients are not emotionally stable and have more ideological concerns; The third type is the neurotic group: the patients are extremely emotionally unstable, suspicious, and short-tempered.

Through observation and clearance, it was found that the first group had the mildest disease, and the patients rarely had fundus lesions, and even if they did, the lesions were relatively mild and the progression was slow. The third group of patients was more severely ill, and most of them were complicated by fundus lesions. The second group of patients was somewhere between the first and third groups.

The results of medical research have also confirmed that the material basis for psychological factors to influence diabetes is adrenaline. Patients with emotional instability and short temper have a higher level of adrenaline in their blood, which can not only increase blood sugar, but also cause platelet hyperfunction, causing small vessel embolism, thereby inducing various complications.

Therefore, diabetic patients must strengthen their psychology while using drugs**. Patients should be made aware of the influence of psychological factors on blood sugar, and in case of some mental setbacks, they should try to be open-minded and emotionally stable to prevent the condition from worsening.

This is hypoglycemia.

What are the manifestations of hypoglycemia?

profuse sweating; dizziness; rapid heartbeat; Eyes with golden flowers; Shiver; hunger; Impotence; numbness in the hands and feet; slurred speech; Dysphoria; personality changes; disorientation; seizures; Coma.

What to do if you have low blood sugar?

1-2 sugar cubes or fructose.

Snack: 1-2 slices of bread, or 5-6 biscuits.

1/2 glass of fruit juice or sugar-sweetened drink.

A small bowl of rice, noodles and noodles.

Generally, the symptoms are relieved within 15 minutes, and if they are not relieved, they should go to the hospital to deal with hypoglycemic coma.

Blood glucose should be measured if possible.

The patient is still conscious and can drink sugar water.

The patient is in a coma, and relatives and friends can apply honey to the patient's oral mucosa and gums and contact the doctor at the same time.

How can I prevent hypoglycemia?

Eat on time and live a regular life.

Do not increase the dosage casually.

The dose should be carefully checked each time insulin is used.

The amount of exercise is constant.

Blood sugar is measured frequently. Carry candy with you for later use.

Hypoglycemia: Abnormal blood sugar decreases leading to sympathetic excitation or symptoms of central nervous system dysfunction.

I used to have this symptom, I always felt that I was hungry and couldn't eat, although I ate a lot, I also felt that I had no strength, I liked to drink water, and I lost a lot of weight. I thought I was tired because I didn't rest well, but when I chatted with my friends, I found out that he also had this problem, and after the examination, I found out that it was diabetes, but fortunately it was found in time. I saw that the complications of diabetes are really scary, especially the diabetic foot, the kind with rotten feet, and serious ones that have to be amputated.

Generally speaking, early diabetic patients will have weight loss, thirst and drink too much water, **paresthesia, preprandial hypoglycemia, easy to appear**rotten, lower limb ulceration or necrosis, respiratory tract infection, fatigue and weakness, blurred vision and other symptoms, if there are physical symptoms mentioned above, then you should pay attention to check whether you have diabetes.

Diabetic patients with long-term poor glycemic control can develop various secondary organs, especially eye, kidney, cardiovascular, neurological damage, and organ failure, resulting in disability or high mortality rate.

For diabetes, it is best to control it in the early stage, so as not to miss the best period, you can use some diabetes instruments, such as Hualuo diabetes instrument, which is okay.

Indicates that blood glucose fluctuates, hypoglycemia may occur, and diabetes requires further testing of glucose tolerance to confirm the diagnosis.

What are the symptoms of hypoglycemia?

In the initial stage, there may be symptoms such as hunger, trembling, cold sweats, rapid heartbeat, weakness, dizziness, and numbness of the lips.

If sugary foods (such as candy, juice, etc.) are not taken immediately, it may even lead to confusion, cramps, coma, etc.

2) What should I do if I have hypoglycemia?

If the patient is conscious, he or she should immediately consume food containing 10-15g of easily absorbed sugar, e.g. sugar-sweetened beverages (120-150ml).

or 3-4 sugar cubes or a tablespoon of honey. Measure your blood sugar after 10-15 minutes, if your blood sugar does not rise and your symptoms do not go away, you can take it again, and if your symptoms do not improve, you should go to the doctor immediately**. If your symptoms improve, but you still have more than an hour before your next meal, you should drink milk or eat toast or biscuits.

Prevention of hypoglycemia 4 steps]:

1.Monitoring: Regularly monitor blood glucose with a blood glucose machine and set glycosylated hemoglobin targets with the physician.

2.First Aid: Carry sugar cubes or sugary foods with you and take them immediately if you have symptoms of hypoglycemia.

3.Medication: Take the medicine on time according to the doctor's instructions, and do not increase the dose of medication and insulin arbitrarily.

4.Habits: Eat regularly and exercise every day.

Hypoglycemia is a serious problem, and diabetic hypoglycemia is more serious than hyperglycemia.