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Diabetes May lead to Hypoglycemia
People with diabetes type 2 are often patients-
in- waiting for hypoglycemia, a common and
potentially deadly problem in such diabetics.
The glucose level at which hypoglycemia is said
to occur varies in most humans but it is
generally clubbed at levels below 3.9 mmol/L (70
mg/dL). In any person, following long periods of
not eating or a bout of exercises, a level below
2.8 mmol/L (50 mg/dL) would constitute onset of a
hypoglycemic event. In newborns hypoglycemia is
indicated at a level below 2.2 mmol/L (40 mg/dL)
or less than 3.3 mmol/L (60 mg/dL) but only if
symptoms are present.
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Diabetes May lead to Hypoglycemia
Insulin, sulfonylureas and biguanides which are
medications for diabetics are the most common
cause of hypoglycemia. In cases where the
diabetic has not eaten well or has imbibed
alcohol or has exercised too much, there is
greater risk of hypoglycemia setting in. Babies,
who are otherwise healthy, may suffer a
hypoglycemic event if they have not eaten for
hours. Of course, these are not the only causes
of hypo glycaemia. Causes could range from
kidney failure and liver problems to natal
metabolic error and C peptide levels in the
blood. Hypoglycemia symptoms come on quickly and
may include clumsiness, difficulty with talking,
confusion, and loss of consciousness or seizures
and finally, coma. Also, a feeling of hunger,
sweating, shakiness, and weakness may occur.
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Diabetes May lead to Hypoglycemia
There are people who show few initial symptoms of
hypo glycaemia. Here one must adhere to frequent
routine testing. The simplest way for a diabetes
type 2 patient to prevent hypoglycemia setting
in, is to match his diet with his quantum of
exercise and both, to the medication used. The
immediate treatment for hypo glycaemia is by to
ingest simple-sugar high foods or dextrose or
inject glucagon. The danger here is the spike
and trough syndrome.
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