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Baillière's Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, 1993
Normally there is a very close relationship between maternal and fetal glucose concentrations during both early and late gestation. Maternal hypoglycaemia during pregnancy will therefore not only affect the mother herself but also the conceptus. As can be judged from the literature, acute hypoglycaemic episodes are only rarely seen in non-diabetic ...
B, Persson, U, Hansson
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Normally there is a very close relationship between maternal and fetal glucose concentrations during both early and late gestation. Maternal hypoglycaemia during pregnancy will therefore not only affect the mother herself but also the conceptus. As can be judged from the literature, acute hypoglycaemic episodes are only rarely seen in non-diabetic ...
B, Persson, U, Hansson
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Primary Care Diabetes, 2009
Hypoglycaemia is a frequent side-effect of treatment with insulin and sulfonylureas for people with diabetes, threatening potentially serious morbidity and preventing optimal glycaemic control. Fear of hypoglycaemia and development of syndromes such as impaired awareness and counterregulatory deficiency provide additional hazards for intensification of
Alex J, Graveling, Brian M, Frier
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Hypoglycaemia is a frequent side-effect of treatment with insulin and sulfonylureas for people with diabetes, threatening potentially serious morbidity and preventing optimal glycaemic control. Fear of hypoglycaemia and development of syndromes such as impaired awareness and counterregulatory deficiency provide additional hazards for intensification of
Alex J, Graveling, Brian M, Frier
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British Journal of Nursing, 1995
Hypoglycaemia is usually a side-effect of the medication for diabetes. This article explains the mechanisms of hypoglycaemia and the factors which may precipitate it. It outlines the treatment of mild, moderate and severe reactions and describes how hypoglycaemia can often be prevented by forward planning.
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Hypoglycaemia is usually a side-effect of the medication for diabetes. This article explains the mechanisms of hypoglycaemia and the factors which may precipitate it. It outlines the treatment of mild, moderate and severe reactions and describes how hypoglycaemia can often be prevented by forward planning.
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Hyperventilation or Hypoglycaemia?
Diabetic Medicine, 1989Two women with insulin‐treated diabetes who presented with hyperventilation in the setting of generalized anxiety disorder and panic disorder, respectively, are reported. The symptoms of hyperventilation and hypoglycaemia proved indistinguishable even after successful treatment with a behavioural approach including explanation, breathing retraining ...
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Medicine, Science and the Law, 2015
Cognitive impairment unattended by subjective symptoms or objective signs is an uncommon but important consequence of hypoglycaemia. It can lead to a condition in which a patient behaves as an automaton in a manner totally alien to their usual personality and of which they have no recollection when their blood glucose level is restored to normal.
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Cognitive impairment unattended by subjective symptoms or objective signs is an uncommon but important consequence of hypoglycaemia. It can lead to a condition in which a patient behaves as an automaton in a manner totally alien to their usual personality and of which they have no recollection when their blood glucose level is restored to normal.
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New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1964
Abstract Extract Hypoglycaemia in late pregnancy occurs commonly in the: ewe in which it is regarded as the primary disturbance in blood chemistry in the pathogenesis of pregnancy toxaemia (McClymont and Setchell, 1956). In the cow it is an extremely common post-partum condition, being implicated in the development of acetonaemia (Sampson, 1956).
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Abstract Extract Hypoglycaemia in late pregnancy occurs commonly in the: ewe in which it is regarded as the primary disturbance in blood chemistry in the pathogenesis of pregnancy toxaemia (McClymont and Setchell, 1956). In the cow it is an extremely common post-partum condition, being implicated in the development of acetonaemia (Sampson, 1956).
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The definition of hypoglycaemia
Baillière's Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, 1993J W, Gregory, A, Aynsley-Green
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Consequences of recurrent hypoglycaemia on brain function in diabetes
Diabetologia, 2021Rory J. McCrimmon
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