do type 2 diabetics get low blood sugar

Yes, individuals with type 2 diabetes can experience low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), although it is less common than in type 1 diabetes. Low blood sugar typically occurs when:

• Medication: Taking too much insulin or diabetes medications like sulfonylureas.
• Skipping Meals: Not eating enough or skipping meals after taking medication.
• Exercise: Engaging in intense physical activity without adjusting food intake or medication.
• Alcohol Consumption: Drinking alcohol, especially on an empty stomach.

Symptoms of low blood sugar include shakiness, sweating, confusion, and dizziness. If you experience frequent episodes of low blood sugar, consult your healthcare provider to adjust your treatment plan.