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What is hypoglycaemia?

Low blood sugar, below 70 mg/dL, causing shakiness, sweating, hunger or confusion; it is most common in people taking diabetes medicines. Take sugar or a sweet drink at once, and get emergency help if the person is drowsy or unconscious.

In an emergency, call 033 4022 6000. Our emergency department is open day and night.

These are general explanations, not medical advice. Your doctor’s advice about your own health comes first.

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