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Question: From Smithtown, New York, USA: On testing for a work-up for short stature, my son was found to have an elevated random glucose (124 mg/dl [6.9 mmol/L]) and subsequently a mildly elevated A1c of 6.1%. He has ADHD on Ritalin for two years. Do you know of any correlation of Ritalin causing hyperglycemia? Answer: I'm unaware of a link between Ritalin and hyperglycemia (high blood sugar). MSB DTQ-20041225112903 Original posting 27 Dec 2004 Posted to Other

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