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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JMK1954" data-source="post: 1953091" data-attributes="member: 352098">Stress raises sugar levels, a known fact. So does pain of any kind.  Lack of exercise compared to your normal level of activity will also have the same effect. You will be experiencing all three.  Your current raised sugar levels are probably part of the reason you feel so shattered. Lucylocket is right. Nobody recovers from an emergency operation in the time when they are still in hospital.  You need to give your body time to get over what has been happening.  I fully agree that if you have a higher than normal temperature or other symptoms of infection, flu or anything else, you need to make a call to your doctor. If not, follow whatever instructions you were given when you were discharged from hospital. Hope you're feeling a bit better soon. We can all understand how panicked you must be feeling over levels so much higher than what you have been used to. Things will take time to return to normal.  In the meantime, you need to rest and try to eat in your usual way.  Hope you have a wonderful 2019. Best wishes from me.</blockquote>

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