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Pain Management

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I’ve recently been diagnosed with a painful condition but noticed my blood sugars drop suddenly when I’m in extreme pain. Is this something that happens with pain management?
 
gillogi71 said:
I’ve recently been diagnosed with a painful condition but noticed my blood sugars drop suddenly when I’m in extreme pain. Is this something that happens with pain management?
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Often it is just the opposite and pain, infection, stress will increase blood glucose but I suppose everybody's response is different.
 
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