Aug 25, 2024
10:33:49pm
10:33:49pm
900. Yes, those are very high. Too high. The day my daughter was
Hospitalized and diagnosed with diabetes the first time they tested her they said it literally was of the charts and couldn't give a reading. When they finally got a different machine her score was in the 900s.
But anything above 600 is extremely dangerous and could lead to a coma if not treated.
But anything above 600 is extremely dangerous and could lead to a coma if not treated.
Originally posted on Aug 25, 2024 at 10:33:49pm
Message modified by GSwarriorcoug on Aug 25, 2024 at 10:34:36pm
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Yeah some of these non compliant type 1 diabetics can really start to become resilient in the face of some high sugars.
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Hmm good question. I’m not sure, but I’ve had some really old people in the 40s that I know were still alert.
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