2. Muscular weakness
Glucose is essential for muscle function, and it is required instantly to promote movement. The more strength you use, the more glucose your muscles need to start and maintain the movement. Therefore, hypoglycemia directly affects muscle function. Additionally, it will affect your nervous system because it requires energy in the form of glucose to operate correctly. Thus, muscular weakness falls into the neuroglycopenic symptoms, which is the same to say “symptoms of low levels of glucose in the nervous system.”
