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Treatment of Hypoglycemia in Diabetes: Failure of Absorption of Glucose through Rectal Mucosa

Today, the management of childhood diabetes is directed towards normalization of blood glucose concentration. Hypoglycemia may then be a common problem. In the hospital setting, hypoglycemia is easily treated by glucose given intravenously. No other method of giving glucose to the unconscious patient has been proved efficient. Instant glucose was not absorbed through the oral mucosa (1). Recently, rectal administration of glucose has been suggested (2). Since the efficacy of the rectal method has not been established, this study was performed.