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Hypoglycemic episodes produce physiological symptomstremor, palpitations, sweating, and confusionthat closely resemble panic attacks and may be misinterpreted as such
Therapeutic effects become pronounced
Patients should contact their GP, diabetes specialist nurse, or NHS 111 for guidance if any concerning symptoms develop
