Hypoglycemia can be divided into two types: (1) Adrenergic symptoms include sweating, nervousness, trembling, weakness, palpitation, and hunger, which are attributed to increased sympathetic nerve activity and adrenaline release (which can occur in patients undergoing adrenalectomy). (2) The manifestations of the central nervous system include confusion, abnormal behavior (which can be mistaken for drunkenness), visual impairment, stupor, coma and epilepsy.

What are the manifestations of hypoglycemia?

Sweat deficiency; Brain halo; The heart beats faster; Seeing golden flowers; Tremble; Hunger; Weakness; Hands and feet numb; Speak vaguely; Irritability; Personality change; Orientation disorder; Seizure; be stuporous

What should I do if hypoglycemia occurs?

① Sugar cubes or fructose 1-2 capsules

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

③ Half a cup of fruit juice or sugary drinks.

④ A small bowl of rice, flour and noodles.

Generally, the symptoms will be relieved within 0/5 minutes/kloc-,and those who are not relieved should be treated in the hospital.

How to deal with hypoglycemia coma

① Blood sugar should be measured if possible.

② The patient is conscious and can drink sugar water.

③ The patient is in a coma, so relatives and friends can smear honey on the patient's oral mucosa and gums.

④ Get in touch with the doctor at the same time.

How to prevent hypoglycemia?

①

Eat regularly and live regularly.

②

Do not arbitrarily increase the dosage.

③

The dosage should be carefully checked every time insulin is used.

④

Constant exercise

⑤

Regular blood glucose measurement

⑥

Take candy with you for backup.

hypoglycemia

Abnormal blood sugar reduction leads to sympathetic excitation or central nervous system dysfunction.