Hypoglycaemia in a patient with diabetes
EBM Guidelines
Oct 28, 2021 • Latest change Nov 10, 2021
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- The possibility of hypoglycaemia should be considered with every unconscious patient with diabetes, especially with type 1 diabetes.
- To avoid hypoglycaemic attacks the dosing of insulin and other antidiabetic drugs
(particularly sulphonylureas and glinides) should be checked every time the patient
has
- symptoms of hypoglycaemia
- low plasma blood sugar levels (< 4 mmol/l) in home tests. Low values at night are particularly dangerous.
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