Diabetic Child With Levels Under Control, Increase In Blood Glucose After A Spoon Of Honey. Future Precautionary Measures?
I have my child with the age of 11, have a diabetes type 1 patient, In this week( 5 days) my Child have read the blood glucose below the normal like the reading :59mg/dl, 68.4mg/dl, 54mg/dl, 60mg/dl,65mg/dl, and 63mg/dl, After observing this indicators, I take an action to give a spoon of honey and became increase the blood glucose. But What I want to know If It is happens frequent time what measures to be taken?
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If your child doesnt show any symptoms of low blood sugar like sweating,palpitations and cold clammy skin,then there is no need to give any oral sugar repeatedly just gong by the blood sugar levels,however in lieu of persistent lower values of blood sugar,it is advised,that you consult his doctor and readjust the dose of injectable insulin.
You must be vigil for the signs of hypoglyemia and must give sugar to him orally whenever the need arises.He must always carry some sugar cubes with him.
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Diabetic Child With Levels Under Control, Increase In Blood Glucose After A Spoon Of Honey. Future Precautionary Measures?
Hello, If your child doesnt show any symptoms of low blood sugar like sweating,palpitations and cold clammy skin,then there is no need to give any oral sugar repeatedly just gong by the blood sugar levels,however in lieu of persistent lower values of blood sugar,it is advised,that you consult his doctor and readjust the dose of injectable insulin. You must be vigil for the signs of hypoglyemia and must give sugar to him orally whenever the need arises.He must always carry some sugar cubes with him. Thanks