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If not treated promptly a mild hypoglycemic reaction can quickly progress to a severe state:

Behavior/personality changes

The symptoms of mild hypoglycemia are the first alert that the body is in a state of sugar deficiency.  

Symptoms may include the following:

Hypoglycemia is the greatest immediate danger to students with diabetes. Students will often recognize and be able to treat the early symptoms of hypoglycemia. Occasionally, however, a student might miss the early symptoms get to a point in which they cannot reliably help themselves. If this happens they will need others to recognize the symptoms of low blood glucose level, and what to do to treat it.  If it is not treated it can lead to: unconsciousness, seizures, and may be life-threatening.

People with both types of diabetes need to manage their diet and physical activity. 

With both type 1 or type 2 diabetes, the goal of effective diabetes management is to control blood glucose levels by keeping them within a target range that is individually determined for each child and must be managed 24 hours a day.

The key to optimal diabetes control is a careful balance of food, physical activity, and insulin and/or oral medication. 

As a general rule:

The 鈥淭hree Es鈥� to injury prevention:

1. Education

• Know the signs & symptoms of TBI
• Know what to do in case of an emergency

2. Enforcement

• Adhere to  the new concussion law code Section 49475

3. Engineering

• Ensure a safe playground with safe, soft, and well-maintained playground equipment
• Supervise young children at all times

In order to minimize the immediate and long-lasting dangers a TBI may have on an individual it is important to know what to do in case of an emergency.

A head injury causing a mild or severe traumatic brain injury can ultimately lead to changes in the brain make-up that may lead to short and long-term changes in an individual鈥檚 cognitive and motor function, sensation and emotions.