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Blood Sugar up with Bronchiectasis.

MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Dec 7 9:31am | Replies (7)
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@lilianna

Thank you Sue for sharing the connection between MAC/BE Infections And sugar level. I also noticed that my blood sugar level is always close to 100 but none of my doctors ever mentioned that it might be connected to my condition and I was never ordered the A1C test. Before the infection and treatment my sugar was always perfect. I am going to ask my pulmonologist about this.

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Sue, Volunteer Mentor | @sueinmn | Dec 7 9:20am

Unless you have a personal or family history of Type 2 diabetes, most doctors are not concerned about blood glucose between 100-125. My A1C is only monitored because my glucose is steadily increasing AND there is a strong, multigeneration history of Type 2 diabetes.
If it hovers around 100-110 and doesn't continue to rise, according to my resident diabetes educator, there is no cause for alarm.

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