Hypoglycemia Prevention
Is it possible to prevent Hypoglycemia? Read what the medical community suggests for prevention methods in the condition center at ThirdAge.com.
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How to Prevent Hypoglycemia
Measures that can help prevent hypoglycemia include:
People With Diabetes
- Monitor your medicine. Take it as prescribed.
- Follow the diet and exercise plans given by your doctor.
- Avoid drinking alcohol in excess.
Non-Diabetic People Prone to Hypoglycemia
- Avoid drinking too much alcohol.
- Eat frequent, small meals (5 to 6 per day).
- Take care to eat sufficiently before exercising.
People Prone to Severe Hypoglycemia
In addition to the above measures:
- Wear a medical alert bracelet or other medical alert identification.
- Learn to recognize symptoms and take quick corrective measures.
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