Diabetics are at increased risk of traffic accidents?

According to researchers, people with diabetes, the insulin to treat, often get into car accidents. Scientists suggest that diabetics are at increased risk on the roads. People with diabetes may be a state of hypoglycemia (sudden drop in blood sugar levels), which can lead to confusion and loss of consciousness. And even though this group of people in the UK, there are limitations for the management of large vehicles and a passenger, the risk to people who are involved in an accident is high, experts say. It is not yet known whether the effects of insulin on ensure safe driving. However, in the study of the statistics of the police for accident experts see a clear difference between the number of accidents taken by diabetics, and people who do not suffer from this disease. Experts believe that perhaps other drugs used to treat diabetes may give greater confidence in the security. Further studies are planned.