Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Relating to or affected with hyperglycemia.
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- adjective Having excessively high
blood sugar .
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Examples
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For one of the recently-developed oral hyperglycemic drugs saxagliptin we are running a very large study, 16,500 people at 800 centers, with a leading cardiology group in Boston.
Riva Greenberg: Changing Whole Towns to Reduce Type 2 Diabetes: Itamar Raz Riva Greenberg 2012
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The only question mark at all on exercise is whether very intense exercise may dangerously lower glucose in patients on insulin or other hyperglycemic drugs (which simply calls for adjusting medication or popping some glucose before exercising) or, paradoxically, induce a stress reaction causing a glucose spike.
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The only question mark at all on exercise is whether very intense exercise may dangerously lower glucose in patients on insulin or other hyperglycemic drugs which simply calls for adjusting medication or popping some glucose before exercising or, paradoxically, induce a stress reaction causing a glucose spike.
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The wedding guests of all the other cakes in this post must have been rushed to the hospital afterwards in hyperglycemic shock!
And Now, MORE Weird Wedding Cakes Jen 2009
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An antidote, then, is a summery sweet thing that doesn't send you into hyperglycemic shock: a lemon sorbet.
Archive 2009-06-01 Annemarie 2009
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An antidote, then, is a summery sweet thing that doesn't send you into hyperglycemic shock: a lemon sorbet.
Lemon and Basil Sorbet Annemarie 2009
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While trying to balance insulin injections with the amount of their food intake, people with type 1 must be constantly prepared for potential hypoglycemic (low blood sugar) and hyperglycemic (high blood sugar) reactions, both of which are life-threatening.
Mail Call 2008
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By eating at a consistent time, Orr dramatically decreased the risk of his glucose levels becoming too high (hyperglycemic) or too low (hypoglycemic).
How a Bizarre Catch-22 Has Gutted Disability Protection in America 2007
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Eugene Coleman, who is hyperglycemic, was trapped in the Pennsylvania jam for 20 hours while on his way home to Hartford, Conn., from visiting his terminally ill mother in Georgia, along with his girlfriend and pregnant daughter.
From the WSJ Opinion Archive James Taranto 2007
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“Benfotiamine blocks three major pathways of hyperglycemic damage and prevents experimental diabetic retinopathy.”
The Truth About Beauty Kat James 2007
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