http://www.medilexicon.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=227616
One In Five People With Diabetes Miss Up To 15 Working Hours Per Month Due To Low Blood Sugar
Nearly one in five people with diabetes are regularly unable to attend a full day at work due to disruption caused by episodes of dangerously low blood sugar, known as a hypoglycaemic event.1 A new survey, focusing on productivity loss following hypoglycaemic events, was published today in the journal Value in Health. The survey was conducted with 1,404 people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes who had reported a hypoglycaemic event in the preceding month, in the US, UK, Germany and France.
This was at odds with my thinking... my preoccupation is with the opposite, I strive to keep mine down but then I suppose mod higher BS does not induce comparable symptoms... but longer term can be equally dangerous... 8)
Had some tremblin n wotnot last week and meas my BS and it was a low 4... nowt serious but now I keep some glucose in my pocket when on a bike ride...
One In Five People With Diabetes Miss Up To 15 Working Hours Per Month Due To Low Blood Sugar
Nearly one in five people with diabetes are regularly unable to attend a full day at work due to disruption caused by episodes of dangerously low blood sugar, known as a hypoglycaemic event.1 A new survey, focusing on productivity loss following hypoglycaemic events, was published today in the journal Value in Health. The survey was conducted with 1,404 people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes who had reported a hypoglycaemic event in the preceding month, in the US, UK, Germany and France.
This was at odds with my thinking... my preoccupation is with the opposite, I strive to keep mine down but then I suppose mod higher BS does not induce comparable symptoms... but longer term can be equally dangerous... 8)
Had some tremblin n wotnot last week and meas my BS and it was a low 4... nowt serious but now I keep some glucose in my pocket when on a bike ride...