
June 21, 2001
Diagnosis and Symptoms
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Question from Orlando, Florida, USA:
My sister had a kidney infection and her sugar level was high even though she does not have diabetes. A week after she recovered, her sugar was normal. Is it possible for someone without diabetes to have a high sugar from an infection? Is she developing diabetes?
Answer:
From: DTeam Staff
It is possible, but quite unusual to have a high blood sugar level and not have diabetes. If her blood sugars are indeed normal now, she needs to be closely monitored for diabetes in the future.
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