Hypoglycaemia

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  Heart: Nutritionist Shares 9 Common Signs Of Hypoglycaemia

  It is important to note that hypoglycaemia may develop quickly and can be potentially dangerous if not addressed promptly.

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  Are Vegetarians Prone To Sugar Cravings? Nutritionist Anjali Mukerjee Explains The Link Between Low Protein Intake & Hypoglycaemia

  Nutritionist Anjali Mukerjee explains the link between protein intake and sugar cravings.

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  Diabetes Can Lead To Memory Loss

  Type-2 diabetes can often lead to physical and mental dullness. Repeated hypoglycaemia can cause irreversible brain damage causing memory loss.

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  How Eating Litchis On Empty Stomach Led To Child Deaths In Bihar

  Muzaffarpur, Bihar: Every year, in the scorching heat of May-June, an epidemic hits Muzaffarpur, Bihar. Children suffer from fever, have seizures, convulsions and eventually slip into coma. In 2014, 390 children were admitted to the hospital exhibiting symptoms of fever and convulsions and later, 122 of them died. This left the community of d...

• Micro Labs Makes Tablet to Treat Low Sugar

  Healthcare firm Micro Labs Ltd Thursday unveiled a dextrose drug Hypotab to treat low blood sugar in diabetic patients."Hypotab is meant for type two diabetes patients who suddenly face hypoglycaemia (low sugar) in the body and those who take insulin,...

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  Metformin best type 2 diabetes drug

  An inexpensive type 2 diabetes drug that has been around for more than 15 years works just as well and has fewer side effects than most new and more expensive classes of medication used to control the chronic disease.

• Repeat caesarean and increase in intensive care

  Mothers who opt for elective caesarean instead of vaginal delivery are more likely to have infants with higher rates of respiratory illness, low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia), and need for neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).

• Low blood sugar in diabetic kids often missed

  Ability to recognise hypoglycaemia is a significant problem for children with type 1 diabetes and their parents.

• Preventing low blood sugar at night

  For people with type 1 diabetes who aim to keep blood sugar levels under control, nighttime can bring the problem of sugar levels dropping too low.

• Bouts of low blood sugar and brain activity

  Repeated episodes of low blood sugar do not appear to affect intellectual function.

• Sprinting prevents low blood sugar post-exercise

  A 10-second maximal sprint after moderate-intensity exercise reduces the risk of post-exercise hypoglycaemia in young people with insulin-dependent diabetes.

• Low blood sugar in children affects memory

  Episodes of extremely low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), during childhood affect spatial memory performance in children with type 1 diabetes.