BMC Pulm Med 13: 51, 2013
When blood sugar levels start to drop, the following signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia will usually surface: Anxiety Difficulty concentrating Dizziness Fatigue Heartbeat irregularities Headache Hunger Irritability Lightheadedness Lip, cheek, or tongue numbness/tingling Nausea Pale skin Shakiness Sweating (13) If hypoglycemia worsens to a dangerously low level, symptoms include: Confusion, unusual behavior, or both, such as the inability to complete routine tasks Loss of coordination Slurred speech Blurry vision or tunnel vision Nightmares, if asleep Severe hypoglycemia may result in the following: Unresponsiveness and loss of consciousness Seizures Hypoglycemia: Causes and Complications As mentioned above, diabetes is not always the cause of hypoglycemia, even though it is a common cause
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