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<blockquote data-quote="JSBr" data-source="post: 2622957" data-attributes="member: 565886"><p>Hi [USER=70535]@barrym[/USER] , in retrospect, I was surprised that HbA1c was not being tested at least occasionally bearing in mind all the other blood tests being done every 2 weeks. The chemo nurses all seemed to know that the steroids could raise blood sugar. </p><p>My fortnightly regime consisted of blood tests 2 days before each treatment cycle, an appointment with oncologist the following day, then on day 1 of treatment, the first solution injected was a hydrating fluid containing glucose as well as other stuff. Then steroids injected, then the first chemo, then the second chemo was attached to my port for 2 days and I got steroid tablets to take for those 2 days. So plenty steroids and glucose. </p><p>Interesting to see that the steroids had such a direct reaction to your finger prick tests.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JSBr, post: 2622957, member: 565886"] Hi [USER=70535]@barrym[/USER] , in retrospect, I was surprised that HbA1c was not being tested at least occasionally bearing in mind all the other blood tests being done every 2 weeks. The chemo nurses all seemed to know that the steroids could raise blood sugar. My fortnightly regime consisted of blood tests 2 days before each treatment cycle, an appointment with oncologist the following day, then on day 1 of treatment, the first solution injected was a hydrating fluid containing glucose as well as other stuff. Then steroids injected, then the first chemo, then the second chemo was attached to my port for 2 days and I got steroid tablets to take for those 2 days. So plenty steroids and glucose. Interesting to see that the steroids had such a direct reaction to your finger prick tests. [/QUOTE]
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