What to do with low fasting blood sugar

Low fasting blood sugar refers to an adult fasting blood sugar concentration below 2.8mmol/L. At this time, the patient will show a series of clinical symptoms such as panic, sweating, pale face, lack of concentration, coma, etc. It is recommended that the patient go to the hospital for a comprehensive physical examination to help diagnose the disease. Treatment for specific causes can help maintain normal blood sugar levels in the body. In case of severe hypoglycemia, it is necessary to quickly inject 50% glucose solution. Usually pay attention to develop good eating habits, three meals on time to eat, can help stabilize blood sugar levels.