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Question: From Calgary, Alberta, Canada:
I was wondering if you could tell me if taking Combatrin would increase blood sugar levels of a Type 1 diabetic. I am 22 years old (diagnosed with Type 1 for 5 years) and this past week-end took this medication. For the next 3 days my sugars has been greater than 15! (It is usually less than 10). Are my sugars elevated because the pills are causing my immune response to be elevated?
Answer:
I am afraid I am not familiar with the medication you have taken. However, several medications can affect blood glucose levels in a diabetic. For example, steroids can commonly cause glucose levels to rise.
I would suggest you check this over with your doctor.
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Original posting 30 Apr 2000
Posted to Other Medications
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