what causes brain shrinkage high blood sugar
Sept. 4, 2012 -- Blood sugar levels at the high end of what is considered normal may put the brain at risk, according to a new Australian study. Researchers in Canberra report a link between the shrinkage of two brain regions, the hippocampus and the amygdala, and normal blood sugar levels.
Stroke: When there is no blood flow to a major part of the brain stem or loss of blood accompanied with swelling, coma can occur. Blood sugar: In people with diabetes, coma can occur when blood sugar levels stay very high.