Re: [IPk] Re: bit of a daft question!
I too think it is paler / runnier when I am hypo - but this may be loss
of manual dexterity causing me to get blood all over the meter, wall,
keyboard, library books, etc.
Hmm... if high means, literally 'sticky', would this have an effect on
blood pressure???
Yours,
Pat
dm 30+, pumper 5+, always curious
In message <email @ redacted>, email @ redacted writes
>Hi
>
>Has anyone ever noticed how the colour of your blood (when doing a blood
> test) changes depending on whether you are low or high? I've always noticed
>that
>when I have a high blood sugar, the blood looks a much deeper red, whereas if
>I am low it is much much lighter. I only ask this because I mentioned it to
>someone recently, and I think they thought I was being daft.
>
>Kirsty
>T1 33yrs (pumping nearly 4yrs)
>.
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Pat Reynolds
email @ redacted
"It might look a bit messy now,
but just you come back in 500 years time"
(T. Pratchett)
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