Decreased diabetes in the elderly after the loss of consciousness and their falls

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Seniors may already be struggling to avoid hypoglycemia and hypoglycemia, according to a new study.

According to the researchers, many patients over the age of 60 can suffer from hypoglycemia up to 100 minutes a day.

Anders Karlsson, a professor at the Minneapolis International Diabetes Center in the United States, said older people with type 1 diabetes spent too much time with blood in the blood because it could have many serious consequences, such as that a loss of consciousness and accidents. Fall in and enter the emergency sections.

Elderly people have a higher risk of diabetes in the blood, as well as irregular heartbeats, which can lead to problems with the blood vessels.

"The absence of diabetes in the blood can harm patients, so they must be ready and able to treat it at all times."