Is low blood sugar at night a sign of diabetes?
Lately, I've been waking up feeling very weak and sweaty, and my sugar levels seem quite low then. My uncle has diabetes, and I'm wondering if low blood sugar at night is a sign of diabetes for me too.
Lately, I've been waking up feeling very weak and sweaty, and my sugar levels seem quite low then. My uncle has diabetes, and I'm wondering if low blood sugar at night is a sign of diabetes for me too.
I used to wake up at 2 AM totally sweating and craved sweets like crazy. Thought it was diabetes, but my doctor said I was just eating a very heavy dinner too early. A small glass of milk before sleeping fixed my late-night cravings completely.
Bhai, sleeping empty stomach can also cause this. Our body needs fuel even when we sleep. Eat a rotli or some rice at night and see if you feel better, but do ask the hospital doctor if it keeps happening.
As someone who has been diabetic for 10 years, night-time low sugar is actually quite serious. It usually happens if my insulin dose is too high or if I missed my evening snack. Please monitor your sugars with a glucometer and consult your endocrinologist.
With our hectic office schedules, night drops are common if we skip evening snacks. If you are already on diabetes medication, that's a classic cause of night drops. Better schedule a quick video consultation with your physician.
This happened to me twice last week and I woke up with my heart racing. I am so scared to sleep now thinking my sugar will drop again. Does anyone else get this panic feeling at night?
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My smartwatch actually showed my heart rate spiking at night, which led me to track my blood glucose. Turns out it was mild nocturnal hypoglycemia because of my intense evening workouts. Getting a CGM sensor really helped me figure it out.
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