#symptoms of hypoglycemia

[diabetes-health-corner]

Insulin Overdose

Insulin resistance occurs when the body is unable to produce sufficient insulin or cannot use the insulin produced by the pancreatic beta cells. But insulin dosages need to be accurately calculated to avoid life-threatening situations.

Read more: https://www.freedomfromdiabetes.org/blog/post/insulin-overdose-reasons-symptoms-treatment-and-prevention/2807

[grumpycakes]

tries to chant to myself,

Everything isn't terrible I'm just hungry. Everything isn't terrible I'm just hungry. Everything isn't terrible I'm just hungry

while I'm so anxious i could have a panic attack.

(food is cooking and I'll be eating soon)

[shabbyshoebox]

Me, having a hot flash, anxious, can't sleep: "They Are Watching Me Through The Windows. They Are Following Me From The Outside, Walking From Window To Window As I Go From Room To Room. I Know That It's Not Happening And Everything Is Fine Supposedly But I Am FEELING WATCHED!"

Me, two minutes after finally eating something with sugar in it: "Wow that was embarrassing, that's just a backyard out there. Smh."

[tj-crochets]

I gotta say on the one hand it's kind of frustrating that I can't get diagnosis or treatment for my symptoms disease*, and on the other hand it's more than a little funny that the medication that just so happens to treat my symptoms disease** is also the medication given to me by doctors for asthma or allergy flareups. Also, the medication that's been like "doesn't fix it completely but sure as hell helps a LOT" was not actually prescribed for my endocrine issue! It was prescribed for salt wasting syndrome, a thing that is not actually a diagnosis (because two opposite things are called that)*** I am not a medical professional do not take any of this as medical advice, I'm just venting

*aka whatever is wrong with my endocrine system. I don't have an official diagnosis, just many different specialists going "yeah that's...not supposed to happen. Sounds like something is wrong with your endocrine system and it might be autoimmune" **corticosteroids ***there are two things that can be called salt wasting syndrome: cerebral salt wasting syndrome, and SIADH. From what I've heard from various doctors, the treatment for the two things are pretty much the complete opposite, even though the symptoms present the same.

[er-cryptid]

[leaving-fragments]

in recent history of my body existing, it has started to react to getting dizzy from being under-sugared by feeling sick, which is highly impractical because the solution to stopping the dizziness is eating something sugary, and feeling sick makes that an unattractive course of action. sometimes my body is like a stubborn child who is convinced she knows what's right when she's missing the point entirely

[tramontane-fire]

diabetic medic *starts redoing maintenance he just saw me do after I told him to do something else*

me: dude, how's your sugar? have you eaten today?

medic: maybe should eat but nah I'm ...man screw this job!

me: do you know where you're at?

medic: uh-uh.

me: I'm serious where are you?

medic: I'm in Boondocks County....in the ambulance garage....and I hate my job!

[kudzucataclysm]

thinking of alien addiction to sweets….

[mirmidones]

was about to weigh myself and got all the way to the bathroom before remembering about the spiderweb there. a situation that is best not dealt with at 2.30 am 🤔

[wellnessuniverse]

Understanding the Connection: Alcohol and Hypoglycemia

https://wellnessuniverse.fit/alcohol-and-hypoglycemia/

[diabetes-health-corner]

Insulin and its importance

Insulin is considered an anabolic hormone—in fact, it is the main anabolic hormone in the body—as it is needed to synthesize protein. This also means that low insulin levels are responsible for catabolic reactions in the body, i.e. breakdown of tissue, including stored body fat. This is also why fasting has such a strong effect on fat breakdown.

Click here to know more: https://www.freedomfromdiabetes.org/blog/post/diabetic-insulin-and-its-importance/2834

[bnyrbt]

POTS symptoms that get better after eating and how to fix them forever please

[firelorcl]

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[shivasriworld]

A sugar crash, also known as a "sugar low" or "sugar comedown," medically known as “hypoglycemia” refers to the phenomenon of experiencing a sudden drop in blood sugar levels after a rapid rise caused by the consumption of high-sugar or high-carbohydrate foods. It is the opposite effect of a sugar rush.

What Causes Sugar Crash (Reactive Hypoglycemia)?

Some of the common causes of sugar crashes in people having unbalanced diets or taking too much insulin in their daily life.

Medication: Diabetes drugs, which are used to reduce blood sugar levels, may cause hypoglycemia if taken in excess.

Not Enough Carbs: Eating fewer carbohydrates than normal without decreasing insulin consumption can contribute to hypoglycemia.

During Stomach surgery, which makes food passes to quickly into the small intestine.

Exercises: During exercises, the body uses glucose faster. Having low carbs or too much insulin cause a blood sugar crash.

Read more about the Symptoms and Prevention of Blood Sugar Crash!

[yuvaapofficial]

If you suspect your dog may be experiencing hypoglycemia, it's important to act quickly. Hypoglycemia in dogs can be a serious condition that requires immediate attention. Our guide provides valuable information on symptoms and causes to help you take action. This article covers everything you need to know about this condition.

[theonlyladyt]

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