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Mild Symptoms of Hypoglycemia can include:

  • Nausea

  • Trembling

  • Jittery or Nervous Feelings

  • Excessive Sweating and/or Cold

  • Clammy

  • Wet Skin

  • Rapid Heartbeat

  • Extreme Hunger

  • Tingling Numbness of the lips or fingertips

Moderate Hypoglycemia Symptoms can include:

  • Fatigue

  • Weakness or Lack of Energy

  • Lethargy or Drowsiness

  • Poor Coordination

  • Blurred Vision

  • Headaches

  • Dizziness

  • Confusion or difficulty thinking and concentrating

  • Mood Changes

  • Difficulty Walking and Talking (Like staggering and slurred speech)

Severe Hypoglycemia Symptoms can include:

  • Hypothermia (Low body temperature)

  • Convulsions or Seizures

  • Loss of Consciousness or Even Coma

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Monitor your blood glucose while maintaining your normal daily activities.

Blood glucose monitoring for 14 days while maintaining your usual daily activities. Blood glucose testing is used to evaluate a person’s blood sugar and detect abnormalities such as hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). Hypoglycemia is usually a sign of diabetes, a very serious disease. Although uncommon, low blood sugar can still exist in individuals that do not have diabetes. It can be caused by certain medications, diseases that affect certain organs, problems caused by stomach surgery, drinking too much alcohol, or metabolism problems that may run in your family.

Glucose-Monitor-Page
Monitor your blood glucose while maintaining your normal daily activities.

Blood glucose monitoring for 14 days while maintaining your usual daily activities. Blood glucose testing is used to evaluate a person’s blood sugar and detect abnormalities such as hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). Hypoglycemia is usually a sign of diabetes, a very serious disease. Although uncommon, low blood sugar can still exist in individuals that do not have diabetes. It can be caused by certain medications, diseases that affect certain organs, problems caused by stomach surgery, drinking too much alcohol, or metabolism problems that may run in your family.

Mild Symptoms of Hypoglycemia can include:

  • Nausea

  • Trembling

  • Jittery or Nervous Feelings

  • Excessive Sweating and/or Cold

  • Clammy

  • Wet Skin

  • Rapid Heartbeat

  • Extreme Hunger

  • Tingling Numbness of the lips or fingertips

Moderate Hypoglycemia Symptoms can include:

  • Fatigue

  • Weakness or Lack of Energy

  • Lethargy or Drowsiness

  • Poor Coordination

  • Blurred Vision

  • Headaches

  • Dizziness

  • Confusion or difficulty thinking and concentrating

  • Mood Changes

  • Difficulty Walking and Talking (Like staggering and slurred speech)

Severe Hypoglycemia Symptoms can include:

  • Hypothermia (Low body temperature)

  • Convulsions or Seizures

  • Loss of Consciousness or Even Coma

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