Is non diabetic hypoglycemia dangerous?

I track my glucose levels using a continuous glucose monitor for fitness, and sudden unexplained crashes can be quite serious. If your sugar is dipping below 70 mg/dL without any diabetes medication, it could indicate underlying metabolic or hormonal issues. Please log these episodes and show them to a doctor.

Please don't panic, but yes, low blood sugar needs careful attention because it can make you feel very dizzy and weak. If you feel shaky, please eat some fruit or a small sweet immediately. Once you feel stable, let's schedule an appointment with a doctor to get this properly checked out, alright?

In my younger days, I used to ignore feelings of sudden sweating and shakiness, thinking it was just weakness from working too hard. Later I learned it was reactive hypoglycemia. It is dangerous if you are driving or working, so please don't neglect it and get a doctor's advice.

When my sister had unexplained dizzy spells, we went to a specialist at Aster Medcity. The endocrinologist explained that non-diabetic low blood sugar can be caused by liver issues or certain enzyme deficiencies. Please ask your doctor for a fasting insulin test to find the exact root cause.

I agree that this is quite serious. Sudden low blood sugar can cause fainting, so please keep a small packet of sugar or juice box with you at all times.