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Surgery And Iv Glucose

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yukja

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Surgery And Iv Glucose Posted: 01-12-07 13:58pm


I know a woman who became hypoglycemic after being put on iv for two months due to pregnacy complications, and now i'm worried when I ever have an operation, including a c-section(i had one already 7years ago) and I am put on an iv, would my hypoglycemia get worse? I've read somewhere that there are some iv fluids that don't affect blood glucose, but my ob-gym is not familiar with that. Does anybody have any information on this? Thanks! Yukja

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Posted: 01-12-07 21:00pm


Can't say I do, you need to talk to your doctor and get them to research this thoroughly. Taking an iv of glucose could feck you up royally.

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