If you are a diabetic, you don’t want your blood sugar to go too low or too high. Extremely low blood sugar is also known as hypoglycemia. If you are experiencing low blood sugar, you may notice the following symptoms: Shakiness, dizziness, or light-headedness Confusion Difficulty speaking clearly Nervousness, anxiety, or weakness Hunger Perspiration Sleepiness If your blood sugar drops while you are sleeping, you may also experience nightmares, or wake up sweaty. You may also wake up confused, or irritable. To give you a guide, normal blood sugar levels can be anywhere from 70 to 140 for non-diabetics, and … Continue reading →