Does hypoglycemia have serious consequences?

Hypoglycemia is a kind of emergency in clinical practice. Whether it is diabetic patients or non-diabetic healthy people, frequent attacks of hypoglycemia will interfere with the normal metabolism of human energy. If hypoglycemia lasts for a long time, it will interfere with the energy metabolism of brain cells and myocardial cells, showing irreversible damage. For example, patients with early hypoglycemia will show obvious symptoms of sympathetic excitation, such as palpitation, hand trembling and hunger in upper abdomen. Blurred vision, limb fatigue, etc., and then show signs of nerve deficiency, showing apathy, coma, prolonged hypoglycemia can not be corrected, patients may show persistent coma or vegetative state, may also show brain death and other adverse consequences. Hypoglycemia should therefore be highly regarded and the cause of occurrence should be investigated.