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Measuring Blood Sugar
Measuring blood sugar will not effect cholesterol or high blood pressure.
The glucose level is checked in a physical examination by the doctor when the patient has symptoms of diabetes or hypoglycemia. Outward symptoms of diabetes are excessive thirst and frequent urination and hypoglycemia has symptoms of confusion, anxiety, headache and dizziness.
Measuring blood sugar will not effect cholesterol or high blood pressure.
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Measuring Blood Sugar
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blood sugar, cholesterol
When taking the physical exam the doctor takes a glucose sample and if it shows a significant elevation above the normal 70 to 110 milligrams per a deciliter, it is diabetes; if it shows a significant drop from the normal, it is hypoglycemia. A diabetic must take frequent checks on glucose levels and a small kit no larger than a cigarette pack is available for home use.
Measuring blood sugar will not effect cholesterol or high blood pressure.
