First, general weakness and sweating. When diabetics have hypoglycemia, the most obvious symptom is that the whole person has been very uncomfortable, and there will be a lot of sweating, feeling weak, weak, unable to walk a step, weak legs and shortness of breath. When it is more serious, you will feel chest tightness and breathlessness, and you have been taking a deep breath, which is a relatively minor hazard.

second, when it is serious, it will cause brain damage. Hypoglycemia is very harmful to the brain cells of diabetics. Glucose is the main maintenance of our brain. The lack of glucose in the brain is like the lack of water, and the harm can be imagined. Long-term hypoglycemia can make people's memory decline, move slowly, and even have symptoms of dementia. What's more serious is that if hypoglycemia attacks and you don't respond, or the patient is weak, it may lead to sudden death of diabetic patients, and there is no room for manoeuvre.

My mother is a diabetic, and she sometimes has hypoglycemia symptoms. I remember her first hypoglycemia attack in the hospital. At that time, she was in poor health, sweating and moaning all the time. I still don't know what happened. Thanks to the doctor on duty, I didn't know it was hypoglycemia until I called the doctor. Then I ate a little biscuit and relieved a little. There will always be someone in my family to sleep with her in order to take care of her. There are some biscuits or something in the bedside table at all times, just to prevent hypoglycemia. When she usually goes out, someone will be with her. Hypoglycemia attacks are sudden without warning. Therefore, don't let the diabetic go out or sleep alone, someone must take care of her.

Hypoglycemia is a normal phenomenon of diabetes, so you don't have to be too nervous, but you must find it in time and then relieve this symptom, so you will be fine.