RE, What happens if a non-diabetic person given an insulin shot???

Question

Well if anyone read that question about someones father in the hospital for bronchitis (devaloped to pneumonia. and a nurse was going to give the man a insulin shot and what would happen, Well I was in the Hospital with pneumonia, the Solumedrol IV 250 mg they were giving me caused my blood sugar to to almost 300 just right before it was time to eat so the Insulin had to be given to me to bring my blood sugar to normal levels, while in the hospital i received several Insulin shots aday so I am still alive no coma, That nurse that give that man a shot had orders from a doctor, so some of those answers form those people don't know what in the hell their talking about,

Answer 1

It would be helpful to have all the info. The person asking the Q did not specify about the high BS. I'm sure people would assume that someone w/o diabetes was given a shot for no reason.

Answer 2

You might want to check how you ask the question. When the question was asked, all you asked is what happens if someone that does not have diabetes takes a shot of insulin.

You would get better answers if you framed the question correctly. Your question should have been more along the lines that someone was in the hospital, they were prescribed something that was increasing their sugar levels, and the doctor prescribed insulin to bring this down.

Perfectly alright if it is in a controlled situation with a doctor that you are comfortable with.

If someone received a shot of insulin, and was not a diabetic, there could be issues that arrise because their body is already producing insulin, and now that extra shot added more insulin to their body.

Good luck, and suggest maybe being a little more clear in your questions.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

A normal person will probably feel dizzy as the blood sugar will drop. Insulin is a hormone that our bodies produce to tell our body that they are a lot of sugars swimming in our blood ie. after eating and that these sugars need to be regulated and removed from blood ie to be used for energy, for storage, etc. In a normal person, extra insulin will force the body to think that they are a lot of sugar in the blood and therefore will attempt to remove these sugars and will cause a drop in the blood sugar level. If these level fall too low, it can be dangerous even fatal.

Answer 5

Insulin, can be used to lower extremely high blood sugar, even in non-diabetics.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

it was probably just to lower your blood sugar because it was too high and they wanted to be safe

Answer 8

alot of people dont know what they're talking about on yahoo answers.