what happens when one has renal colic, high BP and high blood glucose?
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You could have kidney stones, some of which may have already caused hydronephrosis (blockage in the flow of urine from the kidney towards the bladder, making the ureter(s) to become distended and renal function to diminish). HBP may be related to the pain [colic] you're experiencing, diminished renal function, or both. As for fever combined with cloudy urine, you may have an urinary tract infection that can further complicate things. If you should develop diabetes and leave your renal condition untreated, you may be a candidate for chronic renal failure and dialysis. Make an appointment with an Urologist [a doctor that specializes in treating renal disorders] IMMEDIATELY, for further evaluation and/or treatment in your case. Don't delay treatment under any circumstances; it can get serious pretty fast. Good luck, and hope that my advise has been helpful.
723727
It occurs when a diabetic person's blood sugar gets very high-generally over 350-400.  It is a medical emergency.  You can avoid it by frequent testing of your blood sugar & treating your blood sugar appropriately.
1026376
Extreme thirst is a gooood sign for diabetes. Dizziness could be high blood pressure or dehydration.
880201
Bowel irritability and kidney problems can arise from blood in urine.  Go back to your doctor and ask for a battery of tests.  Better safe than sorry.
55736
If the stress is making you eat it can. When your blood sugar is high, the lenses in your eyes warp, causing blurred vision.\n\nYou can also get a bit blurry from high blood pressure which can be brought on by stress.
215560
it depends on where her diabetes is. If it is a mild case of type 2, then nothing more than a modest rise in blood glucose levels might be in the cards. If she's a type 1 and stops taking insulin, she will die and may go into diabetic ketoacidsosis befoe she does. \n\nIn the longer term, her chances of an acute problem increase a good bit. High blood glucose levels can produce diabetic coma, shaky behavior and changed attitude, etc. And she'll increase her chances of getting some or several o fthe diabetic side effects (amputation from poor circulation and unhealing ulcers, kidney failure, blindness, heart attack, stroke, nerve damage, ...). these ususally take a while to develop, but the first warning might be an infection of a foot ulcer which gets to the bone and forces an amputation. Not something to take a gamble on. \n\nAs for the smoking and drinking... Smoking affects wuite a few body systmes unfavorable. Some of these are the same one's that diabetes attacks. For instance, circulation. It's often said to be the single most damaging thing a diabeteic can tdo to make chances of a bad diabetic outcome better. Drinking, on the other hand, is more complex. Alsohol itself can change blood glucose levels, and if it does in her, she will have more difficulty managing her glucose levels. \n\nOn the other hand, it is now clear that small amounts of alcohol (one beer a day, or the equivalent in wine, or spirits) is beneficial in that it reduces chances of heart attack. Amounts even a little more than that are, on balance, damaging. More damaging than beneficial without much doubt. So it depends on how (and how much, and when) she drinks.  \n\nShe should consult her doctor about these possibilties, and help to find out why she's neglecting her medication, and change it as necessary (or possible) to make it more likely that she'll actual take her meds properly in future.
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too many to list -- would consult you to a website\non the internet such as the ADA (american diabetes association) and it would list you all the effects.\nbig ones are kidney and heart.
843603
Sounds like  a blood-sugar problem
378337
Glucose is a hyperglycemic it increases the BGL. It is used for diabetic hypo. In normal people this increase in glucose level stimulates insulin so the level falls. Its a balance between insulin, lowering blood glucose and other hormones like glucagon, adrenalin,steroids which increase the glucose level. Insulin is absent or low or ineffective in Diabetics so there is hyperglycemia. in diabetes--hypo occurs when you take the pill or shot and dont have food. the blood sugar falls dangerously low and the patient faints. The brain needs glucose 24*7. if there isnt glucose for 8 min or so there will be brain damage. In that case u give glucose IV and/or glucagon.
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Hyperglycemia isn't a "form" of Diabetes, but instead is a symptom of the condition. \nSigns / symptoms of hyperglycemia (high blood sugar) include: extreme thirst, frequent urination, dry skin, hunger, blurred vision, drowsiness, and decreased healing. If you haven't yet been diagnosed by your doctor as diabetic and you are expriencing these symptoms, definitely go get checked out. \n\nIf you have already been diagnosed as being a diabetic, check your BG regularly and watch out for high levels. Most information that I have came across has said that anything over 200 for more than 2 days in a row warrants a call to your doctor. I have also been told (by those more educated and experienced than myself) that anything over 300 is cosidered dangerously high and should be a cause for concern (and probably a trip to the ER).
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I have to agree with most of the posts here...does sound like panic attacks or really bad anxiety flare ups.  Have you ever checked your blood pressure while this happens?  Also, do you palms begin to perspire?  Do you have any feelings like you are doomed and maybe going to die when this happens?  These are typical questions asked regarding panic attacks.  Also, does this happen after doing anything in particular, like exerting yourself in some way?  Or does it perhaps happen when you've ate something particularly sweet, and if so have you ever had your blood sugar level checked?  There are several reasons this could be happening to you, so I would recommend getting a medical check-up and go from there...good luck.
780789
Everyone is going to scream hypertension, but it would not come on this suddenly.  Don't let them slam you with hypertensive drug therapy.  Diet is much better way to control.  Anyway you are too young and that probably is not the cause.  YOur BP is probably high do to something else going on.  One thing that can cause BP to raise is pain.  Hmmm, had any of that lately.  If you do have kidney stones, the pain could raise your BP, or a possible infection of some sort.  Either way, go get checked out and worry about the hypertension down the road.  Oh yeah, if it is hypertension, look to diet, the same thing that causes Type 2 diabetes also adds to hypertension, it usually can all be corrected with diet.   The problem is, your MD will not know how.  Check out the website below.\n\nBut yes, GO TO A DOCTOR!
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you will develop jaundice and you could also become septic because you can no longer filter waste out of your blood you will have low urine output. you also can't digest medication properly and can get high levels of what ever you are taking in your system because it is not filtered and have possible heart problems and symptoms of overdose. If you think you do get checked out you can get liver damage for several reasons from Hepatitis, alcohol abuse, cancer and even drug abuse there are to many to list these are just a few of the more common
998715
yeah, too much protein in the blood is a major cause of kidney failure, but i think diabetics have kidney problems more due to poor circulation (i might be wrong on that though)
1119328
it will make u BP up and has some bad effect with some drugs that people use for their  heart diseases and blood pressure /..pls talk to ur doc
1050468
Diabetes. Low Blood Pressure, Lots of stuff See a Dr.
1156238
Eating sweets and not taking medications would increase your blood sugar and would definitely increase risk of infections such as boils or other sores and can cause large abscesses or boils called carbuncles. More importantly if the sugar is too high one can even go into a coma and may be life threatening.