What does it feel like to have low blood sugar?

Question

What does it feel like to have low blood sugar?

Answer 1

I go so weak I can barely stand.  I'll sweat. I breath really fast.  My hands shake so much I can't hold anything.  The room sort of wobbles around me.  I feel an urgency to eat.  My heart feels like it's beating really hard and really fast.  It's not fun.  Good news is all you have to do is have sugar or carbs and you'll start to feel better.

Answer 2

I personally get very shaky and jittery.

Answer 3

You may start sweating, feel faint or woozy, tired, sleepy, nauseous, weak, confused

Answer 4

I have diabetes, when my blood sugar gets low, i feel like ive drunk 1 litre of vodka, taken 2 acid and a big giant line of ketamine. its bad for you but it feels great, til you come round and everyone around you is panicing like h**l. i feel a bit embarrased afterwards.

Answer 5

It feels like someone is "pulling the plug" on your energy. If it's severe it can feel like your sliding into a deep darkness, kinda like dropping on a rollercoaster. It can be very painful. Some symptoms include, light headedness, sweating palms, tremors, irritable, moody, passing out, sadness, loneliness, cloudy mind, tiredness, dizziness, car sickness, and weakness.

The medical term for it is hypoglycemia. Eating proteins and avoiding carbs and sugars is helpful as is eating small meals on a regular basis throughout the day.

Answer 6

When you haven't eaten in a while you feel shaky and fatigued. You will sweat profusely and feel dizzy or have heart palpitations. You can feel nauseaous and very weak.

Answer 7

My arms feel like I just did a bunch of push-ups, real wobbly.  And when I do a blood test, my finger shakes and cannot keep still on the lancing device.

Answer 8

I can be fine one hour, the next i feel very sick and dizzy and need to sit down and eat something.  

Answer 9

Headache, fatigue, sluggishness, are common symptoms.