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What Causes Intermittent Increase In Blood Sugar And BP Levels With Nausea?
good morning so my mom is a 58 year old black female, she has had a double bypass, COPD, Diabeties, and a hx of blood clots
She has am mystery diagnose no one knows what it is. her blood sugar increase, her B/P gets extreamly high, she gets confused and she feels as if she have to vomit. please help
She has am mystery diagnose no one knows what it is. her blood sugar increase, her B/P gets extreamly high, she gets confused and she feels as if she have to vomit. please help
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I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
If I understood your right, you said your mom's blood pressure and sugar raises on and off and during that episodes she feels like vomiting. If that's your question, please provide answers to the following questions?
1) How frequently does this happen? I mean daily? weekly?
2) Are those episodes associated with head ache, palpitations (heating of one's own heart beat) sweating or breathing difficulty?
3) What medications she is on for her COPD? any steroids?
4) Are these episodes usually associated with panic or fear?
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Samuel
I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
If I understood your right, you said your mom's blood pressure and sugar raises on and off and during that episodes she feels like vomiting. If that's your question, please provide answers to the following questions?
1) How frequently does this happen? I mean daily? weekly?
2) Are those episodes associated with head ache, palpitations (heating of one's own heart beat) sweating or breathing difficulty?
3) What medications she is on for her COPD? any steroids?
4) Are these episodes usually associated with panic or fear?
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Samuel
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