In the present study, the risk of hypoglycemia was high in 4.4%, intermediate in 14.5%, and low in 81.1% which is higher than a recent study conducted in the United States of America [17] and showed that 2.0%, 10.7%, and 87.3% were categorized as high, intermediate, and low risk, respectively, a study published in Korea [18] showed a prevalence of 0.96% for severe hypoglycemia which was lower than the current findings, the explanations could be the heterogeneity in hypoglycemia definition [19] and the high use of insulin in the present sample. Here, INS is linked to Hypoglycemia.