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Can A Heart Attack, Bundle Block And Raised FBS Levels Be Treated?

my mom recently had a heart attack...her papers say this Diagnosis:HTN/DMII/LVF/NSTEMI she is 75 hears old and has had bundle block for a long time. Plz guide me in laymans language the risk to her health.and whether her heart can be made stronger...Im very worried for her. Also she has been put on insuline.She wants to go back to oral medication.Prior to her heart attack her FBS remained with in 200 range now it has raised to 341-400.will it lower as she heals. Thanks Aisha
Fri, 23 Oct 2015
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Having unvontrolled sugar level, itself can have many consequences apart from heart attack. Diabetics patient who have high blood sugar are at increased risk of having heart attack which could be secondary to infection. As these patient are susceptible to get infection. As far insulin is concern, sugar level are high at this point of time , insulin definately reqiured later on we can shift to oral drugs once we some control over raised blood sugar
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Can A Heart Attack, Bundle Block And Raised FBS Levels Be Treated?

Having unvontrolled sugar level, itself can have many consequences apart from heart attack. Diabetics patient who have high blood sugar are at increased risk of having heart attack which could be secondary to infection. As these patient are susceptible to get infection. As far insulin is concern, sugar level are high at this point of time , insulin definately reqiured later on we can shift to oral drugs once we some control over raised blood sugar