after severe hypoglycemic shock. i have i think little problem cginitive function?

Question

plz tell me is this reversible

Answer 1

Sure looks like it... you've posted essentially the same question four times. Reversible? Perhaps. You're going to have to take great care of your body to insure that your brain gets the proper nutrients and neurotransmitter balance. You're going to have to exercise a lot to make sure the brain gets plenty of oxygen. Finally, you're going to have to exercise your mind with word games or puzzles. I've been there... not from hypoglycemic shock, but from depression and alcoholism with a couple of suicide attempts mixed in for good measure. It's been over a year, but I think I have about 98% of my cognitive function back. Here's some tips on diabetes that might help....

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Answer 2

<>Most surprise states deprive the mind of oxygen (by way of lowered blood deliver), and the lack of oxygen purpose lack of intellectual colleges. In hypoglycemia, the deprivation is nutrient (glucose) as an alternative of oxygen, with the identical effect. The intellectual methods holiday down in view that the neural pathways do not need enough assets to preserve (orderly) synaptic float of impulses. In such a lot circumstances, the situation isn't everlasting; as quickly because the scientific situation is addresses and corrected, the intellectual methods maintain as earlier than, following convalescence. It is best after lengthy surprise or hypoglycemia that everlasting intellectual impairment would (notice the 'would') take location.

Answer 3

Severe hypoglycemia can leave a residual neurological deficit. Get yourself examined by a physician.

Answer 4

yes! It will come back, though rather slowly.takes months years sometimes. the brain will redirect the pathways.of the neurons etc.and all the energy.will one day flow well again,.takeing vitimins will insure you have the proper nurients, especialty take a good 100mg b vitimin complex. with all the b vits. valerian root is a natural nervine that heals damaged nerves. it will relaxe you .so take them at night.gods healing spirit is with you now.

Answer 5

your brain requires blood sugar to function properly have a candy bar and ask your Dr. about diets for your condition

Answer 6

CALL THE EMT'S IMMEDIATELY! Never take chances with something like this. Better safe than sorry.

Answer 7

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