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Hi, I'm new on here. My husband was admitted to hospital on Friday with very high blood sugar, cholesterol and triglycerides, and has been on insulin drip since then. He's not previously diabetic.

We don't seem to be getting much information but I am getting the impression they think the blood sugar isn't reducing as it should and they are now talking about liver issues. How long do these admissions usually last and what questions should we be asking to get more information from the medical team?

Many thanks

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You should have your Dr to refer you to a diabetes specialist. I have one and they are more thorough than a family Dr on diabetes and other related issues with diabetes.

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