What are some symptoms of hypoglycemia to look for?
• You may feel sweaty, shaky or hungry. You may feel faint. • Extremely low blood sugar levels may cause you to be confused, or disoriented. • Severely low levels of blood sugar may cause coma. • You may have a fast heartbeat, or feel palpitations. Things you can do about hypoglycemia: If you are experiencing low blood sugar levels as a result of your treatment of diabetes, your healthcare provider may instruct you on the use of close blood sugar monitoring during this time. Follow all of your healthcare provider’s instructions. • Try to exercise. Low blood sugar levels are often temporary. If you are diabetic, you will have high blood sugars as well. Make a daily walk either alone, or with a friend or family member a part of your routine. Even light walking or aerobic activity may help you to promote the flow of oxygen in your lungs and blood (oxygenation), lower your blood sugar levels, and help to prevent long-term complications of hyperglycemia. Consistent diet and exercise will he
