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Q: Motrin 800 Mg And Type Ii Diabetes

asked by: Alrug on December 30th, 2003

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After recent surgery, I have been taking 3 800mg motrins per day. It appears that my glucose reading has gone up since my surgery. Does motrin have a negative effect on the glucose reading?

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Silverbells

replied on January 2nd, 2004

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Motrin And Type 2 Diabetes

Yes, motrin or aleve will elevate the sugar level some. Most anti-inflammatory meds will do this.

Denise8020

replied on January 18th, 2004

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Hi, any kind of pain or sickness can also raise your glucose level thats one way of knowing that your sick.. I get tons of kidney stones and as soon as I get into any kind of pain mine shoots up..

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