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Visit a doctor if you feel irritable, anxious, and have disrupted sleep.

Adjusting to changing meal patterns can be a challenge for diabetics working long hours.

In hypoglycaemia, blood glucose levels drops below 70 mg/dl with symptoms and below 60 mg/dl without symptoms.

Over 99 per cent of male diabetics were found to be taking their medicines on time, with the support of women in their family.

The International Diabetes Federation pegs the number of patients with diabetes in India at 65.1 million (it was 50.8 million in 2010).