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<blockquote data-quote="Spiker" data-source="post: 635080" data-attributes="member: 102150"><p>I agree with Hooked, I am sorry for your loss, and suggest you go via the family. I can see why a definitive cause of death would help you in processing it all. Was there a coroner's inquest or other official cause of death?</p><p></p><p>Yes it is true that drinking alcohol will interfere with the glucagon injections that are used by paramedics in treating someone in a hypoglycemic coma. I think you are using mg/dl units so 31 mg/dl is below 2 mmol/L and very low. 27 md/dl is very low to come out of a coma unaided. It sounds like he had had repeated coma incidents prior to the fatal one? Every hypo coma unfortunately is a risk of a fatality. </p><p></p><p>Again, very sorry for your loss.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Spiker, post: 635080, member: 102150"] I agree with Hooked, I am sorry for your loss, and suggest you go via the family. I can see why a definitive cause of death would help you in processing it all. Was there a coroner's inquest or other official cause of death? Yes it is true that drinking alcohol will interfere with the glucagon injections that are used by paramedics in treating someone in a hypoglycemic coma. I think you are using mg/dl units so 31 mg/dl is below 2 mmol/L and very low. 27 md/dl is very low to come out of a coma unaided. It sounds like he had had repeated coma incidents prior to the fatal one? Every hypo coma unfortunately is a risk of a fatality. Again, very sorry for your loss. [/QUOTE]
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