Symptoms of hypoglycemia include which?

• A. Rash
• B. Itchy eyes
• C. High blood pressure
• D. Tachycardia, sweating, palpitations, hunger, nervousness, headache, trembling, or dizziness

Answer: (D)

Hypoglycemia prompts an adrenaline-driven and brain-glucose-need response, so you get symptoms that reflect the body’s counterregulatory effort and the brain’s energy shortage. The classic signs include a faster heart rate, sweating, palpitations, hunger, nervousness, plus headaches, dizziness, and trembling. This cluster is the most characteristic and reliable for recognizing low blood sugar.

Rash and itchy eyes aren’t related to low glucose, and high blood pressure isn’t a defining feature of hypoglycemia. So the set of tachycardia, sweating, palpitations, hunger, nervousness, headache, trembling, and dizziness best represents hypoglycemia symptoms. If you notice these signs, check blood glucose and treat with a quick source of sugar.