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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
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- Pump
I wasn't sure where to ask about this; I hope you'll forgive me if this is the wrong place.
A few days ago, a friend of a friend was found unconscious and the emergency services were called. The police found an empty insulin vial.
It seems that the medics found 'practically no' Blood Glucose when the victim was tested at the scene.
This person has been unconscious ever since and remains in ICU.
My question is, would an insulin OD be the cause of a prolonged period of unconsciousness? What would be the long term effects on the victim, assuming survival?
I should say, it seems that this person may have had a seizure, probably as a result of the OD, and sustained a broken collar bone and has a bleed on the brain possibly as a direct result of the seizure or from a subsequent fall.
A few days ago, a friend of a friend was found unconscious and the emergency services were called. The police found an empty insulin vial.
It seems that the medics found 'practically no' Blood Glucose when the victim was tested at the scene.
This person has been unconscious ever since and remains in ICU.
My question is, would an insulin OD be the cause of a prolonged period of unconsciousness? What would be the long term effects on the victim, assuming survival?
I should say, it seems that this person may have had a seizure, probably as a result of the OD, and sustained a broken collar bone and has a bleed on the brain possibly as a direct result of the seizure or from a subsequent fall.