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What is the medical condition likely to cause Hypoglycaemia if it is not properly managed?
Most commonly caused by diabetes.
Why is Hypoglycaemia associated with sports?
it is really not
What factors cause fatigue from prolonged exercise?
The evidence Fatigue during prolonged exercise is definitely associated with depletion of glycogen stored in the liver (causing hypoglycaemia - low blood sugar) or in the muscles
Should I use a glucose level chart and what could it tell me?
A dangerous drop in glucose levels can result in hypoglycaemia. This can lead to seizures or unconsciousness and very rarely permanent brain damage. Hypoglycaemia can occur because of diabetes treatments.
In what condition people take glucose?
When they have low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia). This can occur when diabetics have taken too much exercise or used too much insulin. Most people never suffer from hypoglycaemia because the body releases glucagon, which increases blood sugar levels.
What is hyopoglycemia?
Hypoglycemia (US English) or hypoglycaemia (UK English) is a condition that occurs when your blood sugar (glucose) is too low.
If the BGL was low what would you do?
If your blood glucose level (BGL) was low, it means you have hypoglycaemia and you have to take some sugar or glucose by mouth.
The effects af hangover?
Dehydration & hypoglycaemia. Leaving you craving a fry up & a pint of water!More symptoms that most of us are familiar with are:headacheirritabilitynauseafatiguedehydrationbody achesvomitingdizzinessloss of appetitediarrhea.
The another name for high blood sugar?
I want to say one of then is sucrose. Im pretty sure! 8~)
What kind of diet required during hypoglycaemia?
Quickly absorbed carbohydrates, eg pure sugars or starches, but only in very small amounts to avoid spiking blood sugar further.
Does L from Death Note have a sickness?
It has not been officially specified. However, based on his appearance, fans have speculated that L has insomnia. It has also been suggested that his dietary habits are due to hypoglycaemia.
Which drugs should immediately be given to unconscious patients if the diagnosis is not known?
Statistically, the most common cause of unknown collapse in patients with medical history is hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar) In this case, the most common drug given is Glucagon, a solution containing glucose to raise the blood sugar level. However, those with a higher level of clinical training (i.e. First Responders and above) should take a blood sugar reading if the cause of the collapse is unknown and then administer Glucagon as required.
