Can people with high blood sugar have hypoglycemia?

Patients with high blood sugar may also show hypoglycemia. For example, if the patient has early type 2 diabetes, it may be due to delayed islet cell response and delayed peak insulin release. The patient's insulin supply exceeds the demand two hours after a meal, which may also cause reactive postprandial hypoglycemia. Also, if the patient has diabetes and is being treated with antidiabetic drugs. Hypoglycemia may occur when the drug overdose occurs, or when the therapeutic exercise volume increases too much, or when the diabetic patient suddenly shows a decrease in eating. When the diabetic patient shows hypoglycemia, if it is caused by exercise diet factors, then this needs to be controlled according to the exercise and diet requirements of the diabetic. If it is caused by drug overdose, then the dosage needs to be adjusted actively under the guidance of the doctor. If it is caused by early type 2 diabetes, then this also requires the patient to apply hypoglycemic drugs to control blood sugar as soon as possible under the guidance of a doctor.