Not only adults, children and even infants also suffer from hypoglycemia. If hypoglycemia in children is not treated and cared for promptly, it can seriously affect the child's health.

Blood sugar is the sugar that travels through the bloodstream and provides energy for all the cells in the body to function. In rare cases, blood sugar can drop too low and cause neonatal hypoglycemia.

Hyperglycemia - hypoglycemia in newborns is a common disease in newborns and can be transient in the early stages after birth. Knowing the symptoms of this condition will help parents come up with timely and appropriate treatment plans.

During pregnancy, your doctor will monitor the size of your baby. Growth is a good indicator of your baby’s health and well-being, but sometimes babies grow larger than expected. Therefore, a large baby can indicate a high-risk pregnancy. In other words, having a large baby can affect the labor process as well as the health and recovery of the mother and baby during the perinatal period.