Diabetes (hypoglycemia) can be prevented to some extent by better dibetic (diebetic) diet (diabetic diet) and more exercise. If that does not help in treating your condition of hypoglycemia, you may need blood glucose lowering tablets or insulin injections on a regular basis to handle your diabetes.

Diabetes is a disease affecting around four people out of one hundred. The cause is lack of the hormone insulin, or a need for more insulin than the body is able to produce. Insulin is created in the pancreas and it is necessary for the transportation of the blood glucose - the energy - out to the cells in your body.

A too high blood sugar level (hypoglycemia) caused by diabetes can cause other problems like vision impairments, nerve damage, stroke etc. Diabetic neuropathy as mentioned above is sometimes also called diabetic foot (dibetic foot) because dibetic neuropathy tends to be a problem with the longer nerves first - such as the long nerve going down to your feet.

Other diabetes types

• Gestational diabeties (pregnancy diabetes)
• Latent autoimmune diabetes of the adult
• Type 1 diabetes

Symptoms of diabeties

It is possible to have a high blood sugar level for years without noticing much. The symptoms of diabetes come slowly and can be:

• Increased fatigue and tiredness
• Thirst, larger need for urinating
• Weight loss
• Balance problems
• Infections - skin or vaginal
• Loss of sensitivity in the legs
• Gradually worse eyesight