What is the Critical Blood Sugar Level Before Passing Out?

Learn about the dangers of low blood sugar and what to do when it drops critically low.

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The lowest blood sugar level before passing out typically occurs at 30 mg/dL or lower. If someone experiences symptoms like dizziness or confusion, it’s essential to check their blood sugar immediately and administer a fast-acting carbohydrate, like glucose tablets or juice, to prevent serious complications.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the symptoms of low blood sugar? Common symptoms include dizziness, confusion, shaking, sweating, and headaches.
  2. How can I prevent low blood sugar? Eating regular meals, snacking wisely, and monitoring your blood sugar can help prevent lows.
  3. What should I do if my blood sugar drops too low? Consume a fast-acting carbohydrate, like glucose tablets or juice, and contact a healthcare professional.

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