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What Causes Elevated Blood Sugar Levels?

i had a fasting blood sugar of 142. i am on cholesterol medicine that i NOW KNOW has a side effect of causing or making diabetes worse. i have stopped this (one day) and wondered if i can reverse this fasting sugar level. my blood sugar when i was not on this med was 89 then i went on it and it went to 112 and now 5 months later i am at 142.
Thu, 3 May 2018
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Greetings from HelthcareMagic!





Well it is not because of the medicine of cholesterol which is causing you this, it may be that you are in a pre-diabetic stage. Better get your HBA1C checked.





Regards

Internal Medicine Specialist Dr. Vinayachandran PK's  Response
Hello,

Do you have a family history of diabetes? Check your HbA1c level. What is your lipid level? What is your age? What other medications you take?

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Vinayachandran PK
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What Causes Elevated Blood Sugar Levels?

Hi Greetings from HelthcareMagic! Well it is not because of the medicine of cholesterol which is causing you this, it may be that you are in a pre-diabetic stage. Better get your HBA1C checked. Regards