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What will happen to your sugar levels whe nyou lose too much blood?
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∙ 13y ago
Your sugar level drops as well as a lot of other levels, especially your oxygen levels. That is why they must stop the bleeding and replace blood. Your body requires a lot of blood to keep it well. When you lose too much they have to put the necessary nutrients and other things in a saline mixture to be circulated through out the blood stream. It takes time for all the bodily systems to recover from too much blood loss.
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How much blood does a woman lose daily on her period?
80ml
Numbness in thumb and index finger?
If you have numbness beginning in fingers or toes, and you're diabetic, there's a strong possibility you're beginning to suffer from diabetic neuropathy (see links). This is very bad, since it means that your high blood sugar levels are beginning to cause permanent and progressive damage to your body. You can easily lose hands or feet within the next decades from this beginning. Eyes and kidneys are at risk too. Your best way to avoid these problems in future is to get much stricter with your daily blood sugar control. Work your way down, combining food and insulin changes, until your blood sugar is below 120 when fasting, and below 140 even right after meals. Test yourself before, 1 hour after, and 2 hours after meals and look up lower GI foods and short-acting insulins to avoid large blood sugar spikes or long-lasting high periods. If you're not currently taking insulin, your diet control and medication are not adequate. You'll need to begin testing your own blood sugar frequently at home (meters are cheap), and learning to change your food choices and medication doses to meet the targets above. If that doesn't work, consult your doctor about starting insulin. Also, there is increasing evidence that methylcobalamin (a special form of B-12 available widely) can help address and even reverse diabetic neuropathy, but its effects are limited if your blood glucose remains high. The attached links will help with your research on neuropathy and blood sugar control.
How much menstrual blood does the average woman lose during her period?
50ml
What is bowel gangrene?
Gangrenous bowel is when parts of the intestine lose their blood supply and die. This is caused by a twist in the intestine or blood clots.
How much blood does a person lose in a lifetime?
The average volume of blood in an adult male is 5-6 liters, about 1.5 gallons. I don't know how to answer your question precisely, but if someone is getting continual transfusions, they can lose that much blood, because the bood volume remains elevated from the transfusions.
How does not eating lunch effect a kid?
Their blood sugar levels will drop, and with that their energy. They are likely to lose concetration ability and become testy.
What happens if the body does not take in enough carbohydrates?
If a diabetic does not have any carbohydrates, they will have very low blood sugar levels. This will then lead to hypoglycaemia, where the patient would then need to raise their blood suagr levels through sugary food, drinks or glucose tablets. If they don't, they can begin to shake, sweat, lose consciousness, become irritable and delirious. Carbohydrates are split into starch and sugar. Diabetics need to watch the amount of carbohydrates they eat and the proportion that is sugar. Starchy carbohydrates raise and stabilise blood sugar levels steadily, whereas a carbohydrate that is largely made up of sugar, will shoot the blood level up and bring it back down just as quick.
What are the interellectual needs for a diabetic with type 2 diabetes?
Type 2 Diabetics need to know that they need to lose weight if they are overweight. They need to exercise regardless if they are or not. They must monitor their blood sugar levels with a glucose meter, and eat healthy. Know what Hemoglobin A1C is, the average of blood sugar levels over a 3-6 month period, and to try to stay as healthy as they can because blood sugar levels tend to be higher when a diabetic is sick.
What will happen if a diabetic injects and overdose of insulin?
Insulin reduces blood sugar. Taking too much insulin will drastically lower the body's blood sugar. Your body needs this glucose for fuel, and without it, it cannot function. A person with low blood sugar will start to have symptoms such as shaking, confusion, sweating, hunger, lightheadedness, and eventually will lose consciousness if their blood sugar does not rise. If their blood sugar drops too low, and is not treated, the person will die.
Fluxuating Blood Sugar Levels Effect Weight Loss?
Attempting to lose weight by not eating regularly can easily backfire. Low blood sugar levels will trigger a strong desire to eat, and when one is very hungry, it is easy to eat in excess. Instead of cutting out meals, consider adding meals to a diet plan. Switching to 5-7 small, calorie-controlled meals each day can keep blood sugar levels more consistent. This will deter the very low glucose levels that can trigger binge eating and weight gain.
If you put sugar in a peeled potato what will happen?
Osmosis will happen. The water will move from the potato into the sugar solution. The potato will lose mass and shrink.
Can you lose body parts from diabetes?
Yes. People with Diabetes are widely known to have lost limbs due to high blood sugar levels.
What effect does exercise have on blood glucose levels?
Positive effects: When you exercise, you lose a lot of glucose in the process to other uses in your body. You really don't lower you glucose levels. If you constantly and somewhat on a regular basis (that your body can handle the way you need it to) it lowers the risk of serious high blood sugar and other side affects that you might already or is at risk for. You start gaining control of your glycemic levels. Exercising can handle your weight, which leads to better handling of your glucose levels. Negative effects: Intense activity when your diabetic can increase your blood sugar, putting you at risk for low or high blood sugar (determining on your handling of your body). Exercising too hard can lead to high blood sugar, so you have to keep track of it. Take note of your levels when you start working out and stop. overexertion can also raise you blood pressure, thus leading to stress, dizziness, fainting, and other mild effects.
What is the best purpose of exercise fitness?
The purpose of exercise fitness is to maintain a healthy lifestyle. It can improve your physical strength, cardio-vascular health, flexibility, and balance as well as help you lose weight and maintain healthy blood sugar and blood pressure levels.
Why diabetic patients are usually obese and why do they suddenly lose weight when under treatments?
First of all treatment dosent help them to lose weight the lack of fatty and high suger foods the treatment forces them to stop eating helps them lose weight and not all diabetics are fat it's to do with high levels of sugar in there blood stream
What will happen to your body if you eat to much sugar?
If you eat to much sugar u can get fat, lose teeth, make u tired and it can make you hyperactive.
What will happen when the blood contains too little oxygen?
The body will lose consciousness and then die.
