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Old 06-17-2008, 04:50 PM #3
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Thanks Monkey!

Well I talked to the doc (endo) and she said that the burning is definitely an indication that the sugar and insulin are not under control.

She said yes sugar can go up when you are sick or go down which is similar to what you found.

Funny I wonder if a cold or flu is considered an infection because what you have says it would go down.

I also updated her onthe frozen shoulder and she said that the cortizone shot could be the culprit and that will take my sugar high for a couple of weeks.

So I am taking my metformin up a smidge and upping the cinimmon althought she did not know what the upper limit on cinnamon should be...I bet Mrsd knows.
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