Version June 2024
| Hypoglycemia | |
| Autonomic signs and symptoms | |
| Trembling, tremors, or anxiety | Note that hypoglycemia does not consistently cause autonomic signs and symptoms, especially in children, individuals with recurrent hypoglycemia, and/or those with "hypoglycemia unawareness." |
| Hunger | |
| Diaphoresis ("cold sweats") | |
| Pallor | |
| Palpitations | |
| Neuroglycopenic signs and symptoms | |
| Behavior changes (irritability, erratic behavior) | These neuroglycopenic signs and symptoms typically indicate moderate or severe hypoglycemia and are usually seen in association with the autonomic signs and symptoms described above (except in patients with hypoglycemia unawareness, who typically do not have autonomic symptoms before development of neuroglycopenic symptoms). |
| Poor concentration, judgment, or memory; confusion | |
| Lethargy, weakness, difficulty walking | |
| Loss of coordination | |
| Slurred speech | |
| Visual disturbances (blurring, double vision, or disturbed color vision) | |
| Hypothermia | |
| Loss of consciousness, seizure | |
| Hyperglycemia | |
| Increased thirst and urination | Note that hyperglycemia cannot be reliably detected by symptoms. Many of these symptoms are nonspecific; others appear only after ketoacidosis develops*. |
| Fatigue, tiredness, sleepiness | |
| Loss of appetite* | |
| Rapid breathing* | |
| Fruity odor to breath* | |
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