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Severe hypoglycemia: A one‐year prospective survey in Wollongong

A one‐year prospective survey of serious hypoglycaemia has been carried out in the Wollongong area. Of insulin‐treated patients attending the diabetes clinic, 3.5% had a hypoglycemic attack of sufficient severity to be referred to hospital. A further 1% received treatment for attacks of hypoglycaemia at home. It is considered that nearly two‐thirds of the attacks of hypoglycaemia may have been preventable. Further reductions may be achieved by the better education of patients about their disease.