In those with diabetes, severe hypoglycemia—low blood sugar—is treated with glucagon. It acts by sharply raising blood glucose levels upon injection.
Glucagon 1mg Hypokit treats acute hypoglycemia and is a medical emergency. It comes in a package comprising an injectable syringe and a glucagon vial. People who run the danger of very low blood sugar—especially those with diabetes—must pay great attention.
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Either intramuscularly or subcutaneously, glucagon is injected. Use the given Hypokit's directions. Before usage, make sure the solution is clear. Apply the dosage as advised by your doctor.
Glucagon included in glucagon stimulates the liver to release stored glucose into the bloodstream, hence rapidly increasing blood sugar levels.
Related Warnings
Care should be taken as alcohol might affect blood sugar levels and might offset glucagon's benefits. Talk to your doctor regarding alcohol intake.
Glucagon should only be taken in pregnancy if the possible advantages exceed the possible drawbacks. See your doctor about your circumstances.
It's not known whether glucagon is eliminated from breast milk. See your doctor before use when nursing.
Do not drive until blood sugar levels are steady and you feel alert if you have hypoglycemia.
If you have renal problems, use great care when using glucagon. See your doctor for particular direction.
Glucagon should be used carefully in people with liver disease since it might influence glucose metabolism. See your doctor.
If you run the danger of severe hypoglycemia, always carry glucagon. Make sure friends and relatives know how to give the injection in case of an emergency. Keep up a balanced diet and routinely check your blood sugar levels.
Q: What purpose does glucagon serve?
A: It is used to treat extreme low blood sugar in those with diabetes.
Q: How quickly does glucagon act?A: Usually, glucagon increases blood sugar levels in ten to fifteen minutes after injection.
Q: Who should not consume glucagon?A: People with certain medical disorders or those allergic to glucagon should refrain from using it. See your doctor.
Q: What should I do if side effects arise?A: See your doctor if adverse effects from glucagon continue or get worse.
