What are the dangers of diabetic hypoglycemia?

Diabetic hypoglycemia usually occurs after a lot of exercise, at night, and before meals. When diabetic patients have hypoglycemia, mild patients can have palpitation, hand tremors, cold sweats, hunger, etc., and in severe cases, they will go into shock, increasing the risk of accidental injuries such as falls and fractures.

The main harms of hypoglycemia in diabetic patients are:

It causes memory loss, unresponsiveness, dementia, and in severe cases, coma, and even life-threatening.

It can induce cerebrovascular accident, arrhythmia and myocardial infarction.

Transient hypoglycemic reactions cause blood sugar fluctuations, which increases the difficulty.

Hypoglycemia can shake the patient's confidence in **.

The normal fasting blood sugar level is millimoles per liter, if it is lower than millimoles per liter, diabetics will have palpitations and cold sweats. If it continues to fall below millimoles per liter, there is a risk of neurological damage and a hypoglycemic coma may occur.

In the case of diabetic hypoglycemia, patients may experience dizziness, dizziness, sweating, strong hunger, and even confusion, and in severe cases, coma, and even death.

Hypoglycemia is a common complication after diabetes medication, so you should eat in time after taking the medication, after the occurrence of hypoglycemia, patients will have hunger in the forehead, palpitation, hand tremors, sweating, and even impaired consciousness.

It can lead to depression of the central system, leading to hypoglycemic encephalopathy. Diabetic patients are prone to hypoglycemia because they use some hypoglycemic drugs, and diabetes is also prone to hypoglycemia when combined with other diseases.

Hypoglycemia can cause patients to have palpitations, anxiety, sweating, hunger, weakness, paleness, cognitive impairment and even convulsions and coma.

Patients with low blood sugar will be prone to dizziness.

It is a hypoglycemic reaction, some patients with early diabetes can have postprandial hypoglycemia, pay attention to regular eating, hunger, sweating, palpitations, and fatigue when taking sugar cubes or chocolate to prevent severe hypoglycemia.

Reply expert: Xinyang 154 Central Hospital - Department of Endocrinology and Hematology - Deputy Chief Physician Wang Lizheng.

Severe hypoglycemia can cause coma shock, especially on the road! It is recommended that you stay in a metabolic disease hospital for a period of time, adjust the insulin dosage, and monitor the blood sugar before and after meals every day, so that you can adjust the insulin dosage at any time to avoid accidents!

The harm of one hypoglycemia can negate the benefits of several years of blood sugar control, and if you are elderly, symptoms such as dementia will soon appear, and the mortality rate of severe hypoglycemic coma is extremely high.

If the blood sugar is unstable, first look at the diet and exercise, whether the calories are the same at each meal, if it is consistent, whether the amount of exercise after the meal is appropriate, and then look at the insulin, these three are a seesaw, and a very skilled doctor is needed to guide the adjustment.

It's really rare for you to use so little insulin, so the diagnosis is fine.

If it is not corrected in time, it will directly lead to death. If it occurs frequently, it can cause direct damage to heart and brain cells, despite timely correction.