1 drug factors 1, insulin, excessive insulin injection, or low food intake and relatively excessive activity after injection may produce typical acute hypoglycemia reactions.

2. The degree of hypoglycemia caused by sulfonylurea drugs is related to drug half-life and metabolic rate. When patients have diet loss, liver and kidney diseases, and adrenal cortical insufficiency, hypoglycemia may occur.

3, oral hypoglycemic drugs, especially hypoglycemic, are also easy to cause hypoglycemia.

2 Disease factors When liver disease is severe, the liver can't effectively regulate blood sugar, and hypoglycemia is easy to occur when sugar intake is insufficient. Endocrine diseases such as adrenal gland, thyroid gland and pituitary gland may all cause hypoglycemia.

3 Living habits Long-term insufficient eating and excessive consumption, such as anorexia nervosa, chronic malabsorption, chronic diarrhea, renal glycosuria, etc., will lead to a drop in blood sugar, and excessive drinking on an empty stomach will stimulate the secretion of islet cables and cause hypoglycemia.

Excessive blood sugar consumption in patients with persistent strenuous exercise, long-term hunger or high fever can also cause hypoglycemia.

4 Functional hypoglycemia with unclear reasons mostly occurs in some fat middle-aged women. This kind of hypoglycemia is characterized by often occurring about three or four hours after meals, and the more meals you eat, the more likely it is to appear.

At present, it is believed that the reason is that the food eaten by the patient stimulates the polypeptide hormone in the intestine, and this hormone can stimulate the secretion of insulin in large quantities, thus reducing blood sugar to a very low level, leading to hypoglycemia.