Diabetes Hypoglycemia

Diabetics are at risk for low blood sugar. The most common causes are improper use or overdose of insulin. The second is improper use or overdose of oral hypoglycemic drugs that promote insulin secretion, especially sulfonylureas. The third is insufficient food intake. The fourth is excessive exercise. Too long or too much exercise. The fifth is renal hypofunction, resulting in reduced clearance of insulin and hypoglycemic drugs, followed by diabetes in pregnant women or pregnant women after childbirth, and during breastfeeding. The seventh is excessive alcohol consumption. The eighth is adrenal, thyroid or pituitary hypofunction, etc., also prone to hypoglycemia.