Side effects of insulin : Hypoglycaemia
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Hypoglycemia can occur as a consequence of reduced oral intake due to:

  • Nausea and vomiting.

  • Reduced appetite.

  • Irregular, smaller, delayed or missed meals without reduction in insulin dose.

  • Lack of access to usual between meal or pre-bedtime snacks.

  • Having bowel disease than can affect glucose absorption; e.g. coeliac disease.

Hypoglycemia can occur as a consequence of increased glucose use due to:

  • Being more physically active than expected to be.









 
 
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