insulin shock

基本解釋

Imagine you are a diabetic, and you find yourself in Spain about to go into insulin shock.
想象一下，一個(gè)糖尿病人在西班牙發(fā)現(xiàn)自己需要注射胰島素。
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He described the insulin shock as" torture, " and blamed Stelazine for making him" foggy" (both true).
他把胰島素引起的休克形容成是“酷刑”，而把他的頭腦不清醒歸咎為三氟拉嗪（事實(shí)的確如此）。
Trenton State, where he was incarcerated in 1961, he was injected with insulin and put into a coma daily for six weeks by physicians who hoped to shock Nash's brain back to health.
1961年，他被監(jiān)禁在特倫頓。長(zhǎng)達(dá)6個(gè)星期的時(shí)間里，醫(yī)生每天給他注射胰島素，使他處于昏迷狀態(tài)，希望通過(guò)刺激來(lái)使納什的大腦恢復(fù)正常。

"It wasn't scientifically a huge shock to see that too much insulin or too potent insulins would be bad for cancer, " Pollak says.
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insulin shock treatment 胰島素休克療法
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insulin shock therapy 胰島素休克治療法;[內(nèi)科]胰島素休克療法;胰島素休克治療;翻譯

the condition in a diabetic resulting from an overdose of insulin, causing a sharp drop in the blood sugar level with tremor, profuse sweating, and convulsions &rarrsee alsohyperinsulinism