Low blood sugar is not one of the published side effects of Adderall, though elevated blood pressure is. Adderall is a stimulant and so, its unlikely to reduce blood sugar levels. The following page has good information about side effects associated with Adderall. You should always consult a doctor before taking Adderall or any closely regulated pharmaceutical product. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adderall#Side_effects Being a stimulant, Adderall can speed up your metabolism. Additionally, it can cause nervousness and anxiety, which can cause low blood sugar in some people. It can affect your body in many unpredictable ways, especially through non-medical side effects (e.g., causing you to perform physical activities faster than normal or necessary, which can easily cause low blood sugar). It is best to consult a doctor, and/or watch its effects on your own body closely. I have type I Diabetes and am an occasional user of Adderall. Personally, it rarely lowers my blood sugar, but I often confuse the heightened anxiety and mood swings for a low blood sugar. Once again, I stress that it is of utmost importance to consult a doctor and/or monitor its effects on your own body, since ANY drug can cause different effects in different users.
Yes, it can. The low sugar levels cause you brain to malfunction.
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panic attacks are caused when you get really scared so I'm not sure that low blood sugar cause panic attacks
Absolutely, high Blood sugar can result in urinary incontinence.
When you don't eat, your blood sugar will drop. Low blood sugar is known to cause headaches.
Normal blood sugar varies by person, although there is a range generally considered healthy. Low blood sugar could be a cause of low energy and extremely low blood sugar could be fatal. Too high and you run the risk of diabetes.
Hell to the yes. Hell to the yes.
You can check your blood sugar level - by the glucometer or laboratory to make sure that the symptoms are hypoglycemia. Low levels of glucose in the blood can cause serious complications and even coma.
I think you are probably referring to when a diabetic has hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar. Sometimes this is referred to as a sugar coma because it is when the patient's blood sugar is so low that it can cause them to become very lethargic, and even slip into a coma or die.
Yes because of its ability to cause low blood pressure-------------------------------------Actually low blood pressure has nothing to do with it. High blood sugar damages the network of fine blood vessels found in the kidneys . It also causes the body to eliminate excess sugar throughurine, so the kidneys can become fatigued. Long periods of high blood sugar can lead to kidney damage that in turn may cause high blood pressure.
What is considered a low blood sugar level?
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