Can High Insulin Levels Cause Panic Attacks?
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The long answer is that high insulin/low glucose contributes to the possibility of panic attacks, as low glucose (below 80 mg/dL) can cause disorientation/confusion, dehydration, blurred vision, shaking, sweating, etc. However, high/low blood sugar is a physical problem that can cause serious physicRead more
The long answer is that high insulin/low glucose contributes to the possibility of panic attacks, as low glucose (below 80 mg/dL) can cause disorientation/confusion, dehydration, blurred vision, shaking, sweating, etc. However, high/low blood sugar is a physical problem that can cause serious physical health problems, and panic attacks can cause serious mental/emotional health problems. , the cause should be discussed with a doctor and not sought for a solution. They are not biologically related.
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