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A normal reading is about 6 percent, and anything over 8 percent reflects poorly controlled diabetes.

The most common causes of high triglycerides are obesity and poorly controlled diabetes.

Have poorly controlled diabetes or complications of diabetes that affect vision.

Interferon should not be prescribed for people with serious psychiatric illness, unstable heart disease or poorly controlled diabetes.

Also, poorly controlled diabetes during pregnancy can cause diabetes complications to rapidly become worse.

Diabetes is particularly important as the risk of miscarriage is increased in poorly controlled diabetes.

Triglyceride levels can also be raised by estrogen-containing medications, steroid drugs, pregnancy and poorly controlled diabetes.

Poorly controlled diabetes increases cholesterol levels.

Absorption from such sites is very likely to be erratic, leading to poorly controlled diabetes and possibly unexplained hypoglycaemia.

Women with poorly controlled diabetes, and their infants, have an increased risk for the following conditions during pregnancy and childbirth:

Poorly controlled diabetes usually leads to gum problems recession as plaque creates more harmful proteins in the gums.

Diabetics with poorly controlled diabetes.

A patient with poorly controlled diabetes should not undergo elective surgery until glycemic levels are reasonably controlled.

Vitamin E modifies neither fructosamine nor HbA1c levels in poorly controlled diabetes.

However, exercise may be unsafe under certain conditions, Artal says, including risk for preterm labor, severe anemia, heart problems, or poorly controlled diabetes.

MG is associated with blood vessel and tissue damage, and is higher in people with poorly controlled diabetes.

Patients with poorly controlled diabetes and sleep apnea have improvement of blood sugar control when treated for sleep apnea.

Your doctor will also look for anything else that might be causing your high triglycerides, such as hypothyroidism, poorly controlled diabetes, kidney disease, or medicines.

Causes of magnesium deficiency include alcohol abuse, poorly controlled diabetes, excessive or chronic vomiting and/or diarrhea.

Diabetes also can have a direct effect in urination due to peripheral neuropathies which occur in some individuals with poorly controlled diabetes.

Poorly controlled diabetes can increase the risk of periodontal disease, while periodontal disease can worsen blood glucose control.

Causes include arterial embolisms and skeletal muscle infarction as a rare complication of long standing, poorly controlled diabetes mellitus.

Conditions that affect a person's oxygen demands, such as fever, poorly oxygenated blood (anemia), thyroid problems, poorly controlled diabetes, pregnancy, overexertion, or stress.

There is some evidence that certain oral glycemic agents might be safe in pregnancy, or at least, are significantly less dangerous to the developing fetus than poorly controlled diabetes.