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Question: From Nemacolin, Pennsylvania, USA:
I have mytochondrial myopathy. One of the side effects is type 2 diabetes. Recently, I started to take a B complex vitamin and now my sugars have jumped. I still am on a strict diet and watch my intake of foods, etc. Can B vitamins have an effect of sugar readings?
Answer:
They do not usually worsen blood sugars by themselves. I anticipate other issues are also taking place to make the sugars higher. The major factors are diet, exercise, and any medications you are taking.
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Original posting 7 Jul 2004
Posted to Type 2 and Other
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