Exforge And Blood Sugar Levels

When the level of glucose in the blood drops below normal levels, glucagon, a hormone made in the pancreas interferes by letting the liver know that there is a need for glucose in the blood, and that is when the liver starts breaking down glycogen. In some diabetes patients, this mechanism is dysfunctional which places them at a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

If the necessary measures are not taken to treat hypoglycemia it can lead to severe cases of fainting, seizures and coma. Hypoglycemia may happen suddenly in most cases and can be treatable by eating foods that have a high amount of glucose.

Symptoms

Hypoglycemia may manifest itself in several symptoms such as:

difficulty speaking anxiety weakness

sweating dizziness or light-headedness sleepiness

hunger shakiness nervousness