Ovarian and Fallopian Tube Cancer Experiences - Blood sugar, high (diabetes)

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    • mrshondo
    • Experience with Ovarian and Fallopian...
    about 1 year ago
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    Blood sugar, high (diabetes)

    Side Effects

    Zejula side effects I suffered from are: high blood pressure, high blood sugar glucose, insomnia, nausea, heart palpitations, vomit...

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    • hartnettgr
    • Experience with Ovarian and Fallopi...
    about 6 years ago
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    Blood sugar, high (diabetes)

    Side Effects

    diabetic neuropathy, severe nausea, muscle pain and more

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  3. over 7 years ago
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    Blood sugar, high (diabetes)

    Side Effects

    Vomiting, Severe Burning in my legs and ankles and feet. can not sleep, Hair loss

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    • Donna1943
    • Experience with Ovarian and Fallopia...
    over 8 years ago
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    Blood sugar, high (diabetes)

    Side Effects

    Chemo has raised my blood sugar. Working closely with endocrinologist to keep tweaking my insulin, testing my blood, working on foo...

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  5. over 8 years ago
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    Blood sugar, high (diabetes)

    Side Effects

    Take a cortio steroid day before chemo; elevates blood sugar. Post op chemo, even higher blood sugars Sugar raises to 240 and post...

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    • skgrammer
    • Experience with Ovarian and Fallopia...
    over 4 years ago
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    Blood sugar, high (diabetes)

    Side Effects

    This person has yet to add any details about this experience.

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