Can my blood sugar levels cause anxiety or depression?

Low blood sugar can trigger reactions in the body similar to fear and anxiety, and the stress of managing diabetes can also cause depressive symptoms. Endocrinologist Reza Yavari, MD, discusses how blood sugar is linked to anxiety and depression.

Low blood sugar can make you feel irritable, confused or overly tired. Learn how to prevent and manage this serious diabetes complication.

If your mind is cloudy, hands shake and you begin to sweat, you might be experiencing low blood sugar.

If you have diabetes, you need to be prepared to handle low blood sugar. Here’s how to spot it, treat it, and avoid it.

Even in its early stages, a form of diabetic eye disease called retinopathy can contribute to depressed moods, distress, and anxiety.

Learn how to recognize and manage anxiety in children so they can feel better.