Symptoms of DIABETES HYPOGLYCEMIA

The symptoms produced by hypoglycemia depend on the degree the sugar level in the blood is reduced as well as the time this condition is present. Mild symptoms produce hunger, generalized weakness and nervousness. There may be fluctuating emotions, difficulty concentrating, sweating, and headache. Moderately to severe symptoms include progressive weakness, excessive perspiration and cold, clammy skin. Many people with this disorder will develop numbness about mouth and fingers. Rapid heart beat may occur. There may be problems with the memory, double vision, a glazed or staring expression and unawareness of the surroundings. Balance may be impaired. With severe levels of hypoglycemia, muscle twitching may develop. Severe lethargy or coma may occur and urinary incontinence may develop.