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Emergency in Diabetes Diabetes Blog For latest information and news on diabetes There are two types of situations when a Diabetic patient would need urgent medical care. Hyperglycaemic coma-Very high Blood Sugar levels causing unconsciousness and coma. Hypoglycaemia-Low Blood Sugar levels-causing unconsciousness and coma. Bow a Common Man can Differentiate Hyperglycaemic coma  Hypoglycaemic coma Excessive thirst Excessive Sweating Headache, Palpitation. Urination, Dry skin - No sugar in Urine Excessive Sugar in Urine - No sugar in Urine Urine Test for Ketones (+ve) Test for ketones (-ve) (negative). Extreme weakness and pain in Abdomen Trembling. Rapid and deep breathing No change. Typical smell of over ripe fruits in breath Nothing like this. No response to sugar Dissolve sugar and give orally patient becomes normal. H/O missing injection and excess food intake. H/O missing food but taken injection.

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