| The treatment of the hyperglycaemic Struldbrugg is not straightforward either. |
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| Instead of eating, smokers when they are hungry generally respond to low levels of blood glucose by using this hyperglycaemic action of nicotine. |
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| In type 1 diabetes, untreated hyperglycaemic events eventually lead to diabetic ketoacidosis which is potentially lethal. |
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| Wide publication of these early findings may make diabetics more aware of the dangers of driving while hyperglycaemic, thus decreasing the risk of accidents due to impaired driving performance. |
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| Those with diabetes can suffer from hyperglycaemic reactions, which can be serious. |
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| Caper fruit may have a role in the treatment of type 2 diabetes with improvements observed in hyperglycaemic and hypertriglyceridemic measures. |
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| Martin was getting more and more insulin, and it appears he went to sleep with a very high blood sugar level and became hyperglycaemic. |
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| Of the diabetic patients, 35 of 38 were on oral hyperglycaemic agents and three had OHA plus insulin and four were on glitazone treatment. |
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| Hospital admissions, the largest single item of diabetes expenditure, are often precipitated by hyperglycaemic emergencies. |
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| There's an excess of kittens and while food is richly imagined, it's so densely sugary as to recall the hyperglycaemic fantasies of Enid Blyton, who wrote not only for children but also during rationing. |
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| Few of the forms require a record of whether the diabetes is under control, and none of the forms require a record of any hyperglycaemic episodes. |
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| As such, increased oxidant stress in hyperglycaemic states may be a critically central initiating event that underlies the pathogenesis of life-threatening vascular complications in type 1 diabetes. |
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| Linda Fairbairn, 55, told a fatal accident inquiry that 21-year-old Claire had suffered a hyperglycaemic attack, meaning her blood sugar was too high. |
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| Hyperglycaemic crises and lactic acidosis in diabetes mellitus. |
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