WHAT are the Symptoms of low blood sugar?
Low blood sugar also known as hypoglycemia causes different symptoms in different people. The symptoms may be neurogenic (sweating, shakiness, tachycardia, anxiety, and a sensation of hunger) Or neuroglycopenic ( weakness, tiredness, or dizziness; inappropriate behavior (sometimes mistaken for drunkenness), difficulty with concentration; confusion; blurred vision; and, in extreme cases, coma and death.
HOW to treat Hypoglycemia
Short term, oral glucose (dextrose) is the mainstay therapy for hypoglycemia as 4-20g single dose repeated after 15 min if symptoms are not relieved.
If oral therapy is inadequate or inappropriate, other interventions such as . . .
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