Your symptoms may be related to sleep apnea. ES associated with OSA. ES in OSA, including ESS and FOSQ.
Low blood pressure ( hypotension ) Low blood pressure, or hypotension , can make you feel lightheaded and dizzy. A general low mood can include: sadness.
Fatigue Avoid excessively drinking caffeinated drinks, especially in the evening. Reduce your alcohol intake and check your consumption is within the daily guidelines. Typical symptoms of low mood include: - Low self esteem.
Low mood tends to improve by resolving any issues that may be a concern, getting enough sleep, talking through problems and taking positive action. You’ll be low on energy and motivation, and will often rely on caffeine, sugar, or other stimulants to get through the day. For example, perhaps your depression was triggered by a major life change like a breakup , redundancy , or bereavement.
It may be present when blood sugar is high and when it is low.
People with diabetes may also experience chronic fatigue that is not always related to their blood sugar levels.


