What effects blood glucose levels?

I'm not a doctor but have had diabetes for 38 years and know a bit about it. Blood sugar levels can be influanced by diet, exersise, stress, medications and a bunch more things. I would ask her doctor about any new meds she's taking and if they could raise her blood sugars. If she's taking medications for type 2 diabetes, make sure she takes them ontime and eats ontime and her regular diet. Doctors tell me to keep my blood sugars averaging below 160. Talk to her doctor and see what they think. Good luck.

Is she on any meds for her Alzheimer's? This could be it or it could be her diet. Is she diabetic as well...if she hasn't already been diagnosed but has had more than two readings of fasting blood sugars over 200 then she should definitely see a doc. High blood sugar can cause serious damage in her body...kill her kidneys, sores that won't heal and resulting amputations, neuropathy in her limbs, fast vision deterioration.

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life style is one thing. if we eat more calories than we use by our daily work then the extra sugar and fat just stays in our blood and sugar or glucose increases inour blood.

If we walk or exercise physically to burn the energy and perspire,then sugsr in the blood goes down.Remember, also drink more water so body does not dehydrate.

for your mom best thing is to see a doctor,check the blood sugar every day and keep it 90 to 130.she might need diabetes medicine.control the amount of food intake your self.

when sugar is higher than above, other problems also pop up.

Lots of things. Obviously sugar intake. Also carbs (bread, pasta, etc.), stress, obesity, lack of exercise. Sorry to hear about your mom, alzheimers is a horrible disease. Best of luck and enjoy the time you have.

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Sugar?

Blood.

Glucose.

Could be medication they gave her?

She could be eating without remembering to take insulin?

She could be less active than she used to be?

Her insulin could be ineffective?

Talk to her endroconologist and who ever manages the alzheimers. They should be able to help.

Good luck with your mother.

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