Hyperglycaemia clinical symptoms

The acute clinical symptoms in Type-I diabetes can only be treated with exogenous insulin. The metabolic situation will improve rapidly after the start of the treatment. Hyperglycaemia, ketonaemia, hypertriglyceridaemia and other metabolic complications, however, may continue in view of a still imperfect unphysiological insulin-application regimen. 

The only common side effect associated with IFN-y is the characteristic flu-like symptoms. However, in rare instances and at high doses, adverse clinical reactions have been noted. These have included heart failure, central nervous system complications (confusion disorientation, Parkinsonian-like symptoms), metabolic complications (e.g. hyperglycaemia), and various other symptoms. 

ST JOHN S WORT SULPHONYLUREAS i hypoglycaemic efficacy 1 plasma levels of sulphonylureas by induction of CYP-mediated metabolism Watch for and warn patients about symptoms of hyperglycaemia - For signs and symptoms of hyperglycaemia, see Clinical Features of Some Adverse Drug Interactions, Hyperglycaemia... 

For signs and symptoms of hyperglycaemia, see Clinical Features of Some Adverse Drug Interactions, Hyperglycaemia... 

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