reduced hypoglycemia risk

How is Hypoglycemia Treated?


Immediate treatment is essential to raise blood sugar levels. This usually involves consuming quick-acting carbohydrates such as:
Glucose tablets or gel
Fruit juice
Regular (non-diet) soda
Hard candies
After initial treatment, a more substantial snack or meal containing carbohydrates and protein is recommended to maintain blood sugar levels.

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