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Have you experienced extreme weakness after treatment? exercise ? Perhaps you had an argument. of hypoglycemia If your blood glucose level is below 70 mg/deciliter. When you eat food, your body converts it into glucose, which it immediately uses as an energy source. Excess glucose is converted to glycogen, which is stored in the liver and muscles for later use. When heavy. exercises The stored glycogen has the ability to cook to hypoglycemia . This is how hypoglycemia and exercise are related.
non-abdominal hypoglycemia after exercise.
While hypoglycemia after exercise usually occurs in diabetics, but can also occur in non-diabetics who are training hard exercise without the necessary nutritional support.
Symptoms.
No two people experience the same symptoms when their blood glucose levels are low. Last but not least, some of the more common symptoms include
- Lightheadedness or dizziness
- Sudden hunger
- Trembling or shaking
- Sudden restlessness
- Drowsiness
- Blurred vision
- Unusual emotional outbursts, mood swings, irritability
- Loss of concentration
- Confusion
- Sweating, autonomic temperature
- Sleep disturbances such as nightmares and night sweats
- inability to speak or write in a clear and concise manner
It is critical that hypoglycemia Treat immediately. Discomfort may lead to complications such as coma, seizures, or death.
Care
Be sure to prepare drinks and snacks containing carbohydrates. Fruit juices, glucose tablets, sweets and sugar are good choices. These will provide quick relief in case of hypoglycemia After quick relief from pole carbohydrates, consume long-acting carbohydrates such as fruit, cereal, rice, or bread.
If you cannot eat or drink, your doctor may administer glucose intravenously. Blood glucose levels may still be elevated due to glucagon hormones.
Prevention
To prevent hypoglycemia, eat in front of exercise Breakfast if the session is in the you exercise In the morning. If you sweat heavily during training, hydrate and eat during training.
You can still lower your risk of hypoglycemia after exercise by choosing endurance. exercises Choosing Strength Training Instead. Keep in mind that the body burns fat for fuel during endurance training and glycogen during strength training.
Combining strength and endurance training. exercises Then build a little endurance exercises (60-70% of your best heart rate) in the direction of the first 20-30 minutes, ending with 15-20 minutes of strength training. Keep data in fruit juice, bananas, or figs around figs a hypoglycemic episode.
Diabetic hypoglycemia after exercise
Care
Be careful if diabetes is hypoglycemia and exercise Related to. People with diabetes are at increased risk of diabetes of hypoglycemia because they use insulin.If you have type 2 diabetes, the risk of hypoglycemic levels during or after taking insulin should not be a major concern. exercise It should not be as bad if you don’t take insulin or his sequereog.
Diabetic hypoglycemia Similar symptoms occur as non-diabetes. hypoglycemia . Should you get hypoglycemia Treat immediately during or after training. Follow a healing routine:
- Immediately take 15-20 grams of active carbohydrate, such as glucose, sports drink, or gas water.
- Relax for 15-20 minutes. Next, check blood glucose levels again.
- If blood glucose is low and still symptomatic. of hypoglycemia Repeat step 1.
- If better again, eat a structured lunch and follow your normal routine to control blood glucose levels.
If you have hypoglycemia If you are training and trying to restore, allow appropriate intervals to control this condition. This depends on the type of exercises and amount of insulin in your blood. Ensure that your glucose level has reached at least 100 mg/dL before resuming the investigation.
Note that the relationship between hypoglycemia and exercise is that hypoglycemia Insulin or insulin content in your blood may cause glucose levels to rise during or after exercise.
- Use insulin or its seculaI.
- You have a long exercise session.
- You do strenuous exercises .
- You skipped a meal or did not eat or drink anything 30 minutes after your workout.
Prevention
1. check your blood glucose levels before, during, and after exercise
Do a blood glucose test before, during, and after your session and save this data. an exercise session and save this data. This is fundamentally important if your diabetes was determined not that long ago or if you intend to exercise. To create the right connections, you need the data
- Start time and date exercise program
- Blood glucose level exercise
- Insulin or drug dose to exercise
- Time of insulin or pillars
- Time you completed exercise session
- Blood glucose level immediately thereafter exercise
Share your data with your health care provider in case you run into trouble. It is recommended that you track your blood glucose levels in case you change images or lengths. of exercise session.
2-Eat lunch before you begin your sport
If you exercise Eat a meal before you begin your workout. Assume you exercise typically 30-60 minutes after a meal or snack. Keep that in mind:
- liquids are absorbed faster than fixed preparations. She used to be hypoglycemia They only prevent it for 30-60 minutes.
- Hard drugs take longer to digest. Therefore, hard ragweed keeps blood sugar levels healthy for up to 3 hours.
3. keep snacks on hand during exercise.
- Because of the hypoglycemia and exercise relationship Make sure you always have a sugar key on hand, such as a glucose pill or sugar cube.
- Also have one other snack on hand, such as a sandwich.
- Have water or other water on hand, especially in warmer climates, such as fruit juice or milk.
4. change your insulin dosage.
Before you start an exercise If you have a program, talk to your health care provider who can help you adjust your insulin dosage to your routine. exercise Routine. Do it anyway! not exercise During Insulin Peak. Obtain information about insulin peaks from your physician.
5. change the injection site.
The location of the insulin injection and the type of exercise may affect the body’s absorption of insulin. Exercise ensures better circulation, especially the moving parts. This speeds up insulin absorption. Note insulin injections in the legs or arms. This will involve intensive exercise. exercises . Choose the abdomen to inject insulin. exercise .
6. make sure others know
Always wear a necklace or medical alert bracelet. If you are on a team, inform at least one member that you have diabetes and share information about where to store low sugar snacks.
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