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Chest Infection Tonsilitis And High Blood Sugar
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I was wondering if an infection increases your blood sugars I have a blood sugar reading of 12.7 but I have a chest infection and tonsilitis at the same time was at the doc today and given penicillin 25omg x 2 (4x a day) for a week I have a pretty infected throat does fighting an infection put blood sugar up? I have taken all my metromin today 4 of them I think that is the max dose.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If you're already diabetic (as your use of Metformin suggests) then an infection can indeed raise your blood sugar level:
http:// www.nhs .uk/con ditions /hyperg lycaemi a/Pages /Causes .aspx
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