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| signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia |
Hypoglycemia is a diabetic condition induced as a result of low blood sugar level in human body. If not seriously taken and untreated, hypoglycemia may lead to death of patient. Signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia vary depending upon the diabetic condition of patient. Some diabetic patients feel shakiness, weakness and dizziness due to hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia creates upper stomach complaints and induce vomiting tendency in patients. Hypoglycemic patients may prone to several emotional changes like eagerness and anxiety. Situation creates tongue twisting problem and difficulty in normal speaking.
Hypoglycemia occurring during night time sleeping hours is dangerous than daytime hypoglycemia. Patients with ataxia may appear like drunkard. Severe hypoglycemia results in stroke condition or paralysis of body parts. Signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia vary with age and intensity of hypoglycemic condition.
Hypoglycemia is a medical term used to describe low sugar levels in the blood. - If you start sweating profusely
- If it seems as if your eyes are turning
- If you feel as if you want to faint
- If you develop sudden headache
- If you long for sweets
True Hypoglycemia most times is prevalent in people being treated for type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes.
