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Taking Acitrom For Clots In Lungs. Does It Cause Increase In Fasting Sugar Level?

i am taking acitrom for last 5 months 2mg daily due to clots in lungs my sugar fasting has increased from 80 to 95. does is this side effect of acitrom what precaution should i take in future so that i do not become a patient of sugar secondly i take telma h -40 for blood plessure does it effect kidney my creatine is 1.3 my age is 51 years,weight is 87kg height is5 feet 9inch please advice thanks rajive
Mon, 13 Aug 2012
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Hello

Thanks for the query

FBS of 95 is normal and you don't have to worry about that. Acitrom does not increase your fasting blood sugar or your kidneys. However since you are on Telma I would recommend you to get your potassium tested once every time you meet your physician

I hope I have answered your query

Regards


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Taking Acitrom For Clots In Lungs. Does It Cause Increase In Fasting Sugar Level?

Hello Thanks for the query FBS of 95 is normal and you don t have to worry about that. Acitrom does not increase your fasting blood sugar or your kidneys. However since you are on Telma I would recommend you to get your potassium tested once every time you meet your physician I hope I have answered your query Regards