I need to know how my heart murmur is affecting my diabetes 2 blood sugar level when I am under stress.?

Question

I monitor my blood sugar regularly through out the day, fasting, before & after meals and at bedtime. On normal days my readings are normal but whenever I am stressed emotionally or physically I see significantly higher blood sugar levels than normal. I exercise regulary and watch my diet; I am keeping a journal of what I eat, my readings and how my day has gone. I am seeing a pattern of increased blood sugar levels on the occasions I feel extreme stress and I am aware at these times that my heart is responding with "fight or flight" symtoms. I would really like some help and insight with this and what types of things I can do to help myself. Thank you,

Answer 1

Elevated blood sugar levels are perfectly normal when the body is under any type of stress. Mine goes up every time I get sick or stressed out. The more you exercise, the lower the spikes will become. Get the book I recommend on my diabetes info webpage. It will help you understand the disease better and how to treat it more effectively. Plus, there's all kinds of useful info there:
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Answer 5

First I feel you would be better of discussing this with your regular doctor as he/she are the best qualified to answer your questions.......as to the stress the best thing to try is deep breathing techniques to calm your senses, this is something else that should be discussed with your GP also as they may know of a useful tecnique or classes (this is where a doctor that practices general and naturpathic treatments can come in very useful)
Hope this is of some help for you, I understand the stress factor and how it can make you feel physically.

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Answer 7

When I get stressed out, I have panic attacks, my heart palpitates. I get that fight or flight systems. See you doctor,he can help.

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