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Post Message ] [ Message Board ] [ Search ] [ FAQ ]Posted by Julia on 4/18/2002 from 152.163.205.56:Has anyone heard of getting high blood sugar while on the steroid decadron?
My mom's blood sugar is 270 and the doctor said it is probably from the decadron.
I'm just worried now that she is diabetic on top of all of this!
By the way, mom is almost finished the ordeal. One more treatment left!! She did fairly well. Minimal to no side effects (until now with the blood sugar)
Thanks everyone,
Julie
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