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kay90 said:
Both my GP and DN tell me even a head cold can affect BG so I am sure it is possible for the fall to have shaken you up enough to affect your levels. I think it is something to do with the break down of reserves to deal with a body crisis.
If you still feel iffy by the morning, I would suggest you see your GP and get checked out.
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any kind of stress can affect your diabetes, as already said ,if you still feel unwell see your health care provider 
hope you are ok now
hope you are ok now
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Sorry to hear about your fall Kay90, but with 2 hr post meal readings of 4.8 I'm not sure I understand the problem. That sounds perfect to me.
