Clumsiness and Slurred Speech
Slurred speech is characterized as sudden difficulty speaking; the words come out garbled, mixed up, too loud or soft, and slow. People suddenly having trouble mispronouncing words should be alarmed since this might be a warning sign from the brain that something is wrong with it. In addition, the lack of blood sugar or glucose may change how a person sounds. It is a common sign that a person’s sugar level dropped below 40 mg/dL.
Poor coordination or clumsiness can also be a sign of an underlying condition. For example, it is usual for a clumsy person to bump over furniture often or drop things. However, if a person is not usually clumsy and suddenly shows sudden loss of muscle coordination and balance, this may cause low glucose levels.
These two symptoms may seem harmless at first, but they are indicators that the brain is not receiving enough glucose, which means it is not functioning well. Therefore, patients who frequently experience these symptoms should seek professional help right away.
