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Angina related to temporary high blood-glucose level

Does high blood-glucose trigger your angina pain?

  • Yes, but only if other factors are involved, such as exercise, cold or recent meal.

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • High blood-glucose has no effect on my angina.

    Votes: 2 66.7%

  • High blood-glucose, alone, will trigger my angina pain, without other factors.

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • Total voters
    3
  • Poll closed .
LancsCarol

LancsCarol

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ANGINA and HIGH BLOOD-GLUCOSE
Hi to other Forum readers - particularly anyone with angina....?
My angina pain is closely linked to the usual culprits - recent meal, cold, exercise.
It is also closely linked to high blood-glucose, regardless of those other factors.
Just high blood-glucose, alone, can and will trigger angina pains for a short period [for minutes to maybe half an hour, after using insulin to lower the bg level].
Has anyone else noticed this?
 
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High BG can give me shortness of breath. But I have no personal history of angina.
 
Hi Spiker. Thanks for your reply. I didn't allow for yet another votable comment for other symptoms induced by high bg. I'll try to add it...
Angina/atherosclerosis can be silent ie painless or disguised as unusual/unrecognisable symptoms. Dare I suggest you ask for a physical assessment such as CT scan, angiogram, etc? The high-bg induced shortness of breath may be a handy early warning, allowing you to get treatment early, to avoid problems later....
 
I can't even tell this is a voting thread because I am using the mobile phone app. :-(
 
Spiker said:
I can't even tell this is a voting thread because I am using the mobile phone app. :-(
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Me too and I use my 99% of the time u got diagnosed with angina ( mild ) a few months ago
 
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