it can go unnoticed and lead to complications. Symptoms may include night sweats, vivid dreams, or waking up with a headache.
To manage nocturnal hypoglycemia, it is essential to:
Monitor blood glucose levels regularly, especially before going to bed.
Consume a high-carbohydrate snack if sugar levels are low.
Adjust the dosage or timing of insulin or other diabetic medications under the supervision of a doctor.
Keep a source of fast-acting glucose on hand, such as glucose gel or tablets.
Inform your loved ones of the signs of severe hypoglycemia and
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