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The validated Edinburgh Hypoglycaemia Scale was used to determine hypoglycaemic symptoms, which were classified into 11 different autonomic, neuroglycopenic and non-specific symptoms of hypoglycaemia [14, 15]. The participant scored each of the 11 symptoms on a seven-point scale (1=‘not at all’, while 7=‘a great deal’). The total score was derived as 11 multiplied by the mean score for all symptoms.
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