Do I Have Hypoglycemia Quiz

I do not develop unusual symptoms beyond ordinary gradual hunger.

I sometimes become suddenly hungry, irritable, or mildly shaky.

I repeatedly develop sweating, trembling, weakness, or trouble concentrating.

I have become confused, collapsed, or needed another person to help me.

I do not use such medicine, or I use it without these episodes.

I use it and have had one mild possible episode that I managed myself.

I have had repeated symptoms that required quick carbohydrate or a change of activity.

I have needed another person, emergency care, or prescribed rescue treatment because I could not manage safely.

I have not experienced sudden unexplained confusion.

I had a brief moment of disorientation that cleared quickly.

I have needed another person to repeat information or guide me.

I could not recognize the situation, follow basic directions, or protect myself from danger.

I have not experienced unexplained dizziness or sudden weakness.

I had a mild, momentary sensation but continued safely.

I have needed to stop, sit down, or seek food because of it.

I collapsed, fell, was injured, or could not remain safely upright.

My concentration does not change unexpectedly.

I feel briefly distracted or mentally slowed but can continue.

I lose track of steps, make unusual mistakes, or must stop the task.

I become too confused to understand the task or keep myself safe.

I have not had an unexplained change in vision or speech.

I noticed a brief mild blur or slight difficulty finding words.

Blurred or double vision, or noticeably unclear speech, interrupted what I was doing.

I suddenly could not see adequately, communicate clearly, or get help without assistance.

I recover as expected without unexplained symptoms.

I have occasionally felt unexpectedly hungry, shaky, or light-headed.

Symptoms have repeatedly forced me to stop and seek food or assistance.

I became severely confused, collapsed, or could not treat myself safely.

I have not had an unexplained pounding or racing heartbeat.

I have noticed a brief, isolated episode without other symptoms.

It has occurred more than once alongside sweating, hunger, or trembling.

It occurred with severe weakness, near-fainting, or an inability to manage the situation alone.

I have remained fully awake and responsive.

I felt unusually drowsy or close to fainting but stayed responsive.

Another person had difficulty waking me, or I responded abnormally slowly.

I fainted, had a seizure, or became unresponsive, even if only once.

Neither I nor anyone else has noticed such a change.

I felt mildly awkward or irritable but remained in control.

I stumbled, dropped things, acted noticeably unlike myself, or needed supervision.

My behavior or coordination became dangerous, or another person had to take over to keep me safe.

I have not noticed unexplained sudden sweating.

I noticed one mild or short-lived episode.

I have had repeated episodes, sometimes with hunger, shakiness, or weakness.

I became drenched or markedly weak and needed immediate assistance.

I have not noticed an unexplained overnight or early-morning pattern.

I occasionally wake unusually hungry, restless, or with a headache.

I repeatedly wake sweaty, shaky, weak, or mentally foggy.

Someone has struggled to wake me, found me severely confused, or witnessed a seizure.

My hunger is generally gradual and feels ordinary.

I occasionally feel sudden hunger, but it remains manageable.

Sudden intense hunger has come with sweating, trembling, or irritability.

The hunger and other symptoms became so overwhelming that I was confused or needed someone to help me.

I have not had a suspected episode requiring this response.

Symptoms have occurred, but consuming carbohydrate has not produced a clear or consistent change.

Symptoms have often eased after fast-acting carbohydrate, although this has not been medically confirmed as hypoglycemia.

During an episode I could not swallow safely, could not treat myself, or needed another person to provide urgent help.

I have not experienced unexpected shaking or trembling.

It happened once or briefly and did not interrupt what I was doing.

It has happened repeatedly or made me pause, sit down, or seek food.

It became pronounced enough that holding objects, standing, or helping myself was difficult.