If you have symptoms of hypoglycaemia, it may be helpful to see a doctor for a se iwadi.

awọn hypoglycemic caused by other diseases are usually resolved by treating the causes: by removing the tumor in case of insulinoma (pancreatic tumor), by changing the medication, etc.

The majority of hypoglycaemia is cured by reorganizing the diet. Consulting a nutritionist can be helpful.

Food: the basis of treatment

The goal is to stabilize blood sugar. This prevents sudden drops in energy. Eyi ni diẹ ninu awọn iṣeduro:

• Ya Awọn ounjẹ 3 per day at wakati deede.
• ya kan collation laarin awọn ounjẹ.
• Limit the consumption of foods rich in sugars concentrates or “fast”: store-bought cakes and cookies, ice cream, jams, dried fruit (alone), etc.
• Jeun to ijẹun okun (from 25 g to 38 g per day).
• Yago fun mimuoti with an empty stomach. A glass of alcohol with food is usually well tolerated.
• Ṣe idinwo awọn kọfi and other drinks that contain caffeine because they lower blood sugar.

What to do in the event of a hypoglycemic attack

• Ti o ba ni a pseudo-hypoglycemia : sit down, then eat a source of suga, fun apẹẹrẹ a eso, nkan ti irora tabi a muffin Ile.
• In case of hypoglycemia otitọ, which meets the 3 criteria stated at the beginning of the sheet: sit down, then eat a source of concentrated sugar, fun apẹẹrẹ a oje tabi a candy.
• In any case, it is good to take a amuaradagba ipanu about twenty minutes later, like a piece of cheese or a few nuts.