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loco_motive

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Type 1 Diabetes Question Posted: 01-12-07 12:37pm


Does having too high or low blood glucose levels cause certain odours ?

JOEWiFEYxX31

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Re: Type 1 Diabetes Question Posted: 01-31-07 20:00pm


Too high can cause a fruity smell. This ocurrs from ketoacidosis

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